We would need to interpret what the creator said, and our interpretation would depend on our moral sensibilities.
Vast numbers more lack the information they need to interpret what is going on.
Managers also need to interpret trends, which can create further ambiguities.
We need to interpret our principles for society around these insights.
In practice, things are more complex, and judges and other readers need to "interpret" the legislation.
"I feel no need to interpret it / as if it were art," he writes of an empty but beautiful landscape.
Computer software can easily produce many financial models with technical skill, but investigators need to interpret and adapt computer output.
Dylan's extreme standoffishness has only served to fuel his fans' need to get closer to him; the obscurity of his lyrics increases his fans' need to interpret them.
Also, many writers like to "know" their characters because they then don't need to interpret their behaviour - a different skill to prose writing or storytelling.
Given the need to interpret and apply the information internally, we also consider the moderating effects of the firm's absorptive capacity and knowledge integration mechanisms.
A need to interpret their country's destiny gave the work of the three great Romantic poets Adam Mickiewicz, Juliusz Słowacki, and Zygmunt Krasiński visionary power and moral authority.
