Now, as he interprets company policy, he can.
In 1982, he got a job doing make-up in a Baton Rouge shop, although he lost it by interpreting the company's dress code as allowing him to wear a red plastic coat and leopard-print tie.
The production is part of a new initiative, "Ópera en Español," led by Capasso, who is interpreting the company's mandate as "the people's opera" in a new way, emphasizing outreach to the Hispanic community while inviting connoisseurs to sample an out-of-the-way treasure.
Analysts interpreted the company's unscheduled disclosure on Tuesday as a sign that Yahoo's attempts to find an alternative to Microsoft's offer, announced Feb. 1, are not bearing fruit.
Before the post office, he worked as a dishwasher and later as a draftsman for the Northrop aircraft company, interpreting blueprints, an experience that contributed to the dark, matte industrial blues of his early paintings.
Lawyers will disagree over how company directors should interpret the 2006 Companies Act, which states in section 172 (pdf) that "a director of a company must act in the way he considers, in good faith, would be most likely to promote the success of the company for the benefit of its members".
If the agency instead forbids the company from "interpreting" the tests — that is, if the agency insists that the companies strip from the raw report of genotypes any information about health risks — it would, as the Cold Spring Harbor geneticist Gholson Lyon pointed out this week, threaten to make the data meaningless.
Traders try to gauge people's emotions about a company by interpreting historical price movements.
This approach provides greater flexibility to companies in interpreting and adopting government guidelines and thus contributes to a favourable business environment (Choi and Aguilera 2009).
Insurance companies are interpreting the law and guidance from the Department of Health and Human Services in a number of different ways, the researchers conclude.
