We find the interpretative language used in previous papers by authors of the Boffetta et al. (2008) paper to be no different from those cited as examples of "hype".
Police officials have said they have 14,000 employees with foreign-language skills who provide interpretative services through the department's Volunteer Language Program.
Jeune Afrique L'intelligent, ( French: Young Africa) weekly newsmagazine in the French language that presents news and interpretative and editorial commentary on Africa, especially French-speaking Africa.
But it makes sense when one considers his semantic theory, according to which reality is the interpretative pattern of (philosophical) language, so that the structure of language is a mirroring of reality.
Understanding a language is a matter of continually adjusting interpretative presuppositions (presuppositions that are often not explicit) in accord with the utterances to be interpreted.
Parents can help children understand nightmares with some of these same interpretative questions phrased in child-friendly language.
Characteristically, his theory of supposition provides an account not only of the truth-values of a sentence, but also of its meaning; it is not therefore simply a theory of reference, but a sort of complex analysis of language viewed as a semiotic system whose unique interpretative model was the reality itself.
Most studies offered the intervention in the preferred language of the target group or made use of interpretative services (Table 1).
In their view, policy analysis has to become more deliberative: less top-down, involving expanded networks, and more interpretative, taking into account people's stories, their understandings, values and beliefs as expressed through language and behaviour.
That evaluation must be interpretative.
