The nation's most senior judges should not be involved in making laws which they may later have to interpret.
The judges said that if South Carolina later wanted to interpret the law more strictly, it would first have to seek federal permission under the Voting Rights Act.
Ben finds the repeating letter string TARAVATARAVA in a mineshaft, which he is later able to interpret as Avatar.
And, one of the key concepts utilized by Confucius and later Confucians to interpret and elaborate upon the basic sense of goodness or humaneness is a term that is at the very heart of family values.
He chose to ignore the later one and to interpret the earlier one as an offer to remove Soviet missiles in return for a pledge not to invade Cuba -- an inference that left Khrushchev with his nonoffer "accepted".
I follow Bentley (2008) in using Schuessler's (2007) reconstruction of Later Han Chinese to interpret Wei zhi transcriptions.
At the time, researchers thought that the brain processes each sense--taste, touch, smell, sight, and hearing--separately and that it only later combines them to interpret the world.
It has fallen to later generations to try to interpret the disaster that befell – then shaped – our world.
We read of the first known representation of a question mark in a ninth-century manuscript; of the efforts of Raimondo di Sangro, later prince of Sansevero, to interpret the subtleties of the coloured knots of the Inca writing system, quipu; and of the compelling parallels between Argentina's financial crisis in the 1990s and the later credit crunch in western countries.
A few months later, the methods used to interpret the mass spectrometry data in the Bromenshenk study were called into question, raising doubts as to whether IIV6 was ever correctly identified in any of the samples examined.
