But however the results might be interpreted now, they couldn't have been known in advance.
Since their union, he's become minor tabloid fodder, but the bigger concern for Legend is that his lyrics may be interpreted now as more biographical than universal.
What if data that cannot be interpreted now are later show to indicate toxicity, perhaps at levels that couldn't be detected in animal testing?
In Belnap's logic truth and falsity are considered to be full-fledged, self-sufficient entities, and therefore ∅ is now to be interpreted not as falsity, but as a real truth-value gap (neither true nor false).
In the judge's view, this consolidation didn't offend the merger law as it now is interpreted.
"It didn't have significance to the way that's being interpreted right now," he said through the interpreter.
Morton Feldman composed a six-hour string quartet, and John Cage's organ work "As Slow as Possible" is being interpreted right now in a German church.
The two observations, i.e. a slightly lower incidence and a much lower Pap test coverage in the south, had been interpreted until now as indirect evidence that HPV was less diffuse in this area and as indicative of different sexual behaviours.
Existing English law (including the Mental Health Act) may, therefore, be interpreted differently from now on.
It was interpreted wrong". So now we interpreted it all wrong -- it's our fault!
"It is our understanding that the rules which the city now says govern the conduct of ferry captains were never interpreted as they are now being interpreted and that the practice on these boats was not what the city is now leading people to believe," the lawyers, Catherine M. Foti and William R. Bennett, said.
