Under the Human Rights Act, judges are expected to interpret an existing statute as far as possible so as to be compatible with the human rights convention.
The conviction of several lower-ranking soldiers, but not their commanders, reflects the difficulties of applying military justice in situations in which young soldiers are expected to interpret and apply complex and ever-changing rules of engagement.
Since individual reviewers with different backgrounds could be expected to interpret and approach each DIF/DBF in different ways, this will result in a more comprehensive understanding of these flagged test items/texts.
It's hard to see how a moderator can be expected to interpret a policy that says advocating for a white-only United States isn't inherently exclusionary, let alone apply it to real-world content.
First, do members of the political class (politicians, editors, analysts) know so little about the Middle East, and about foreign policy-making in Washington, that they cannot be expected to interpret accurately the phenomena noted above?
The principal at a large Head Start center in Midland, Texas, conducted the first tests with her 4-year-olds and told me that, among other things, the children were expected to interpret graphs (a task requiring highly developed logical/mathematical and visual/spatial skills) and that they were supposed to be able to describe a swamp.
Yet, there is little or no specialised training available for Australian journalists who are expected to interpret often impenetrable statistics and health jargon.
There also is the need to determine how many non-radiologists are needed, and the volume of examinations they would be expected to interpret.
After disclosing a positive event to someone else, socially anxious people can be expected to interpret their partners' responses as less active and constructive than intended.
