Sentence examples for one interpreting from inspiring English sources
If the directive is understood as an interpretive rule, for instance one interpreting the federal conflicts of interest law for EPA's purposes, it will be analyzed under the Skidmore doctrine, which gives deference to agency interpretations to the extent the agency's rationale is persuasive.
Each facility shall designate at least one interpreting physician to review the medical outcomes audit data at least once every 12 months.
Several limitations should be noted when one interpreting our findings.
The answer depends on how one interprets data.
Once again, the winner may depend on how one interprets the rules.
"There is a range of values" depending on how one interprets cash flow, competition and comparable sales of real estate, he said.
But several doctors said that depending on how one interpreted the data, the heart and stroke risks could persist for at least a year or longer.
Bachmann already received her Pinocchios but Romney's and Pawlenty's remarks depend much more on how one interprets Obama's actions.
Mr. McGregor leaned against the doorway, cheeks pressed against glass, looking mildly unhappy or alternatively horrified depending on how one interpreted the arch of his eyebrows.
How else can one interpret Trump's attack on union dues?
