"This omission, whether intentional or inadvertent, raises questions regarding interpretation and implementation that cannot be definitively resolved by the Congressional Research Service," the report says.
You have genuinely held differences, some regarding interpretations of science and some regarding political philosophies.
From the GP's perspective, our study indicated that the information regarding interpretation of an abnormal cytology to be provided to young HPV-vaccinated women undergoing cervical screening with LBC will be largely the same as that provided to previous generations of unvaccinated women.
In her decision yesterday, Judge Roberts said that Taubman Centers had "raised serious legal questions regarding interpretation of the Michigan Control Share Acquisitions Act," adding that the law has "yet to be clearly addressed by this circuit".
Ms. Chupa of the Department of Environmental Conservation said the permission "has to do with our interpretation of what administrative personnel means," adding, however, that the Adirondack Park Agency is the "final arbiter regarding interpretation" of the master plan.
All authors participated in the discussions regarding interpretation of results.
(3) New interpretation There are several issues regarding the interpretation that Chen proposed (Chen 1996).
Although we regard interpretation as a strength of a conceptual research model, we propose that challenging our interpretations is integral to qualitative research rigour [ 11]; in other words rather than removing bias, we challenge personal interpretation through collaboration.
It was one of those benchmark interpretations that brought out the magnificence in something previously regarded as smart and brittle, and it seemed inevitable that this rejuvenated, muscular "Passion Play" would cross the Atlantic to Broadway.
Traister recalls the good, bad, and ugly of the primary and general elections, providing context and interpretation regarding events that were often viewed in isolation when they occurred.
Agreeing with Browne-Wilkinson, Lord Griffiths also wrote, in regards to legislative interpretation, that: The days have long passed when the courts adopted a strict constructionist view of interpretation which required them to adopt the literal meaning of the language.
