As such, PM-602-0157 is an interpretive rule because it 'seek[s] only to interpret language [that] already [exists] in properly issued regulations,'" according to the DHS supplemental briefing.
It was only about four years ago that she moved from performing to doing what might be termed performance art pieces, like "Straight Up, 2011," an interpretive sign language performance of Paula Abdul's 1988 hit single of the same name.
A critical part of the success of the application is from Zimbra's adept use of JavaScript, which is an interpretive programming language (there is no relation to Java).
Celebrated for its vibrant, theatrical performances combining a cappella singing, interpretive sign language, and dance, Sweet Honey in the Rock was formed in 1973 on the legacy of the SNCC Freedom Singers.
The first part deals with the structural and interpretive aspects of language: morphology, phonetics, phonology, syntax, semantics, language variation, and language change.
In the King v. Burwell ruling, which deemed it legal for federal tax money to pay for American's health care under the Affordable Care Act, Scalia was one of three dissenting votes, and accused the Supreme Court justices of showing biases towards certain laws, calling their language "interpretive jiggery-pokery".
Since such structures are not readily observable, they must be discerned from intensive interpretive analysis of myths, language, or texts.
With his face painted white like a mime, the visual performer used a mix of expressive American Sign Language and interpretive gestures to bring Sia's words to life.
An SOSi spokeswoman said in a statement that the company does not typically comment on litigation but that it "has successfully recruited many independent contractors who provide interpretive services in 300 languages and dialects" in support of the Executive Office for Immigration Review.
