"We're urging the homeowners' association to adopt a less limited interpretation of the statute," said Dan Pochoda, the legal director for the civil liberties group.
This less encouraging interpretation of the yuan's recent weakening suggests that official efforts to clamp down on the shadow banking system are not going well, and that the effort to engineer a soft economic landing is not on course.
"The large sample size allows for reliable detection of even comparatively small effects of maltreatment on the brain, whereas the recruitment from the general population allows for a less biased interpretation of the study, which builds on previous research often carried out in psychiatric patients".
There would likely be more lawsuits if the bill was passed — the point, after all, was to allow more people to sue — but there was no reason to expect a deluge, since, before the Court's decision, it's probable that most potential litigants had assumed a less stringent interpretation of the time limit anyway.
So, in exchange for adopting crucial reforms he wants a less strict interpretation of the budget rules.
Richard Stallman, the man behind the GNU operating system, fought for a licensing model that allowed for absolute freedom in software while Linus Torvalds called for a less adamant interpretation of the philosophy.
The constructed function we substitute for the supposed inferred entities, and thereby obtain a new and less doubtful interpretation of the body of propositions in question.
He wrote Inside Jihad: Understanding and Confronting Radical Islam and is calling for a less radical interpretation of the Muslim bible.
Indeed, re-analysis of the current dataset using our previous methodology yielded a significantly higher mean corrected angiogenin level in cases than in controls (p<0.0001); we now consider this to be a less accurate interpretation of the available data.
Limitations of the joint latent class mixed model analysis include a less intuitive interpretation of the results compared to the multi-state model, which yields a single set of HRs for each covariate.
