While the declaration accepted this week by the more than 140 countries participating in the talks recognized in principle that the 1994 world treaty on intellectual property should be interpreted "to promote access to medicines for all," it did not give the most disadvantaged nations the tools to do so.
A constitutional amendment with the purpose of promoting individual freedom just cannot be interpreted to restrict freedom.
Furthermore, immunization with insulin promoted IgG4 in type 1 diabetic patients, an event interpreted to be associated with a Th2-like response (26).
The NEIFs are interpreted into advisable suggestions to promote Venezuela's economic recovery.
But now simply advocating for or providing services to a gay person can be interpreted as "promoting homosexuality," a crime with passage of the new law.
Just a month before traveling to Lagos, Chyna promoted her Vitamin C cleanser which works to "prevent the appearance of dark spots and blemishes," a phrase customers often interpret to mean a product works as a skin lightener.
Patient narratives were often interpreted as promoting empathy or awareness of others another theoretical benefit of narratives in learning, encouraging the listener to put themselves in another person's shoes and to enter worlds which are otherwise closed to them [ 5].
Despite his mention of a specific year for the end of American combat operations, Mr. McCain and his aides strenuously argued afterward that his remarks should not be interpreted as promoting a timetable for withdrawal, even implicitly, and that he was simply projecting victory.
Echo state networks (ESNs) can be interpreted as promoting an encouraging compromise between two seemingly conflicting objectives: (i) simplicity of the resulting mathematical model and (ii) capability to express a wide range of nonlinear dynamics.
The decision can be interpreted as promoting legislative supremacy, a key point in a system where parliamentary sovereignty is confirmed.
