A member of the bar in three states, New York, New Jersey, and California, he retired from the law in 1973, moving to Rancho Bernardo, California where he taught adult education classes, one of which, on interpreting the media, continued to meet as a discussion group for over twenty-five years.
Hunter regards professional interaction with patients as an art that relies on interpreting the patient's story, and it is this interpretation that is the medical practitioner's mode of framing.
I rely on interpreting the race myself rather than using plans.
Although the trial was relatively large, there are some limitations on interpreting the data.
He knows he's provoking the clerics in their most sensitive spot -- their monopoly on interpreting the Koran.
Both depend on interpreting the First Amendment's protection for association, adding even more interest to an already weighty term.
Security force members will have immunity from arrest or prosecution by Afghanistan, and the security force commander will be the final arbiter on interpreting the agreement.
Dr. Schiffman said that as president of the Association for Jewish Studies he would consider convening a discussion between the geneticists and the historians on interpreting the new data.
The court has since provided no guidance on interpreting the privilege, and has never addressed how, in the absence of a criminal inquiry, to balance the president's needs against a desire by Congress simply to obtain information.
Kartēr managed to reestablish orthodox Zoroastrianism and proceeded to persecute all other religions, especially the Zandīks (Zoroastrian heretics, perhaps Zurvanites), who insisted on interpreting the Avesta in the light of their own thinking.
Judging by the reaction to Obama's most recent decisions — his willingness to support legislation to modify the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, his rightward shift on interpreting the Second Amendment, his decision to "refine" his Iraq policies — some voters will be crushed by this realization and others will be relieved.
