They eliminated a reference to low interest rates from their final statement, interpreted as a veiled reminder to the European Central Bank that rates could be lower.
Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany, by contrast, stressed that Greece would "always" be in the EU, a statement interpreted as meaning it might not always be in the euro.
But Mr. Peregrine expressed hope regarding Monday's statement, interpreting "holistic" to mean that science is included in the anthropological understanding of human beings.
The Buddhist philosopher Nagarjuna (150 c. 250) declared that there was not the slightest difference between samsara and nirvana, a statement interpreted to mean that both are empty of any intrinsic nature.
The review panel also recommended that the senior officials involved in producing the periodic assessments serve in their voluntary positions for only one report — a statement interpreted to suggest that the current chairman of the climate panel, Rajendra K. Pachauri, step down.
On the other hand, it may be less problematic or less controversial to say that rigidity assures that the sentence or statement (interpreted sentence) 'Hesperus = Phosphorus' is necessarily true even though we can find this out only a posteriori (Fitch 2004, pp. 110 13; LaPorte forthcoming; Hughes 2004, pp. 106 7; cf. Kripke 1980, pp. 20 1).
Some well-known figures have made statements interpreted as supportive of the administration's Iraq policy, but they, too, have been relatively muted.
The Abbott government has raised the ire of Beijing with statements interpreted as supportive of Japan in the dispute, but Carr said the Abbot government had, in fact, been "impeccable neutral" in its approach to the dispute.
But have you noticed I have all these spinners on tv telling you what I really "meant" to say? Did ya ever see a guy who "tells it like it is" have to have his statements interpreted and explained as much as mine?
Yet interestingly, even among critics of Mr. Lieberman, the statement was interpreted differently.
