Sentence examples for it had interpreted from inspiring English sources
A St . Judespokeswoman, Amy Jo Meyer, reiterated the company's stance that it had interpreted agency rules in "good faith" when releasing the redacted report about the Durata.
The ground he chose for his petition for review was that the Commission had denied what it had interpreted as his original demand for equal time for rebuttal of cigarette commercials and had granted only "a significant amount of time".
The rule is now clarified the way I had interpreted it anyway".
Last week, the court denied a request by the American Civil Liberties Union to release portions of past rulings that would explain how it has interpreted the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, or FISA.
The ECB's mission is to achieve price stability, and since 2003 it has interpreted this to mean an inflation rate over the medium term of "below but close to" 2%.
First he claimed he had interpreted it as "public funds" and then shifted to argue that it was part of his salary.
Of the recent British Gas offer, he said: "It was a question of how special offers are interpreted, and several of the other sites had interpreted it in the same way.
Executives at both CBS and Warner Brother had interpreted it that way.
The American body had argued that while it might have interpreted the I.A.A.F.'s rules incorrectly, it explained its rules to the world body and asked to be informed if it was wrong.
The artist questions whether he has the licence to show it, whether he has interpreted Kimura's eye movements correctly.
