Whether soldiers have heeded this change in language, and how they now choose to interpret the directive, is difficult to assess.
In that memo, Sessions instructed them to seek charges "that carry the most substantial guidelines sentence, including mandatory minimum sentences" — leading many to interpret the directive as the start of a new war on drugs.
Most scientists are warily watching how institutes interpret the directive, which is supposed to be implemented this month, and how aggressively it's enforced.
Moreover, diverging opinions on how to interpret the Directive and national data protection laws appeared to be another cause of the differences found.
When it comes to interpreting the Directives, the life of an eleven week fetus is "just as sacred as the mother's life, and neither life can be preferred over the other," and anything other than strict adherence to this view can result in severe punishment--including banishment from the Church.
Employees generally interpreted the cost-cutting directive to mean that investing in anything other than what was necessary to keep the lights on was verboten.
This is not surprising as the method of approach varied substantially between regions, reflecting variation not only in national legislation interpreting the European directive on data privacy [ 21, 22], but also in implementation of legislation in different regions.
The Laval case in particular interpreted the posting of workers directive in countries that lack a clear definition of what wage dumping constitutes.
That two of the peer supporters interpreted the role in a more directive manner suggests that the intervention procedures did not always convey and instil the relational, supportive practices in the manner intended.
Some interpreted the letter as the latest attempt to intimidate nationalist governments that have openly flouted Kremlin directives in several republics.
