As Hannah Arendt (1958) emphasizes, Aristotle's understanding of civic unity insists on respect for human plurality as the condition of political action; in Book II, he criticizes Plato's Kallipolis for interpreting the requirement of civic unity in so extreme a fashion as to have obliterated the properly political domain altogether (Nussbaum 1980).
It investigated the differing ways students interpret the requirements of a task within a specific learning context (Marton and Saljo 1997).
This upstart has always been dramatically more woman-friendly, thanks to a remit which allows fiction and interprets the requirement for an engagement with "some aspect of medicine, health or illness" very freely.
While the Obama administration allowed "hardship exemptions" to the mandate, the Trump administration could conceivably interpret the requirement in a more lenient way, so that more people would not be penalized.
In the past, such tribunals have interpreted the requirement that foreign investors receive "fair and equitable treatment" as grounds for striking down new government regulations – even if they are non-discriminatory and are adopted simply to protect citizens from newly discovered egregious harms.
Griesemer believes Godfrey-Smith has over-interpreted the requirement; he is primarily concerned with the idea that parents cause progeny (Griesemer 2014).
A few girls loosely interpreted the requirement for attendees to wear sandals to include high heels.
In addition, problems may be encountered with how authors interpret the requirement that evidence of PRO instrument reliability or validity be provided or cited if available.
The "heart" of proper process design is interpreting the process requirements into properly arranged and sized mechanical hardware expressed as (1) off-the-shelf mechanical equipment (with appropriate electric drives and instrumentation for control), (2) custom-designed vessels, controls, etc., or (3) some combination of (1) and (2).
However, this may be attributed to two factors: 1) their lack of experience with domain modeling; and 2) the difficulty in interpreting the domain requirements used in the experiment.
Essentially, Aronson interprets the demand futility requirement as a heightened pleading standard.
