The pianist's son, Andrzej, welcomed the decision, saying it would "allow ethical standards in Poland to improve" and help define "the poorly interpreted notion of freedom of speech".
They interpreted the notion, which they said was only vaguely sketched by Mr. Arafat, as an attempt to pass to a group of Arab countries the weighty question of sovereignty over an ancient space that is sacred to Muslims and Jews and a cradle of both religions.
It is love for music and his belief in his music that have enabled him to interpret traditional notions of music for a new refreshing way, reiterating the challenge of innovation and yet respecting the timelessness of tradition.
The difference between the mental acts illustrated (between hoping and believing) Husserl would term a difference in their 'quality.' Husserl was to re-interpret his notions of act-matter and quality as components of what he called (in Ideas [1913] 1983) the 'noema' or 'noematic structure' that can be common to distinct particular acts.
Even some Kurdish officials have embraced the idea, though interpreting the notion differently.
The study was designed to interpret the notion of digital humanities from the informants' perspectives and to explore the meanings they associate with this evolving concept.
While it avoids thorny political issues like unification, the agreement states there is only one undivided China, but it also allows Taipei and Beijing to interpret the notion of "one China" as they see fit.
It is therefore logical that the first case in which the Court of Justice was requested to interpret the notion of the likelihood of confusion which includes the likelihood of association in the context of the Trademark Directive gave rise to considerable expectation in several Member States.
Although it remains to be seen how broadly courts in EU Member State interpret the notion of posting a link for financial gain.
Many recent discussions of the cosmological argument, both supporting and critiquing it, interpret the notion of a necessary being as a being that cannot not exist.
But however we interpret the notion of realization, a social language is a language (or some part or aspect of a language) individuated by reference to a plurality whereas an idiolect is a language (or some part, etc).
