I interpreted at the Brics conference".
These are concepts that are interpreted at the council's discretion.
That was interpreted at the time as being support for a hike to £7 an hour from October.
His comments were widely interpreted at the time as ruling out United States participation in any attempt to strengthen the euro against the dollar.
However, provocation was strictly interpreted at the time and the diminished responsibility defence was enacted only in 1957, partly as a result of Ellis's case.
"We should not easily blame the other side for our own domestic problems," Ms. Wu said, as interpreted at the forum, which was open to the press for a while at the beginning.
Dr. Novello said the advice to seek new mammograms applied only to women whose most recent X-rays had been made and interpreted at the clinic, which she said provided mammograms for about 4,000 patients a year.
Sarah Kane's play Blasted (recently revived as part of the continuing Sarah Kane season at the Sheffield Crucible) was widely interpreted at the time of its premiere in 1995 as being "about" the war in the Balkans.
This crucial period in his artistic development is interpreted at the Museu Picasso (4) at Montcada 15-23 (00 34 93 31 96 310; www.museupicasso.bcn.es); open 10am-8pm daily except Mondays; admission €5 (£3.50).
Chinalco's stakebuilding was widely interpreted at the time as an effort to block a merger that China feared would lead to two companies (Rio/BHP and Brazil's Vale) dominating the seaborne trade in iron ore.
However, as the Vatican's secretary of state before the war, the future pope contributed to the damning 1937 encyclical of Pius XI, With Burning Anxiety, and, as Pius XII he made condemnatory speeches that were widely interpreted at the time – including by Jewish leaders and newspapers – as clear condemnations of Hitler's racial policies.
