We will stop interpreting the basic human right of equal opportunity as meaning that all children must only have the same opportunity.
But stop interpreting that friendship as an automatic antipathy against me, the Palestinian who is paying the bill for what others have done against my beloved Jewish brothers and sisters in the Holocuast and Auschwitz and elsewhere.
This month, Attorney General Jeff Sessions issued detailed guidelines based on Trump's religious-freedom executive order and, separately, instructed U.S. Attorneys to stop interpreting federal law as protecting transgender employees from discrimination on the basis of sex.
I actually had a guy say, "Stop interpreting my questions, this is a generic interview.'" GORE VERBINSKI The likely front-runner in the Oscar animation race, "Rango," the story of a chameleon (voiced by Johnny Depp) is full of film references and adult jokes.
Whether this is some kind of stream-of-consciousness attempt to express indefinable emotions he felt during the "horribleness" that preceded the album's making, or just a concerted effort to try to stop people interpreting his lyrics is an interesting point, although you have to say that if it's the latter, it's probably doomed to failure.
He begins playing a segment -- singing, moaning, his expression rapidly shifting between pain and euphoria -- then stops to interpret, to explain: the refrain based on primary numbers; the rhythms that unfold, like wings, then wrap back onto themselves; the notation, with its virtually indecipherable clusters, which only a mathematician could fully appreciate.
No wonder the International Chamber of Shipping last year suggested that shipping could learn something from aviation authorities, and expressed a need to stop flag states interpreting the IMO guidelines "with considerable latitude".
Perry says that he meant If you can show me that you understand your part in provoking this campaign, I'll stop, but Lurie interprets the remark differently, as If you can help me to understand myself, I'll stop.
Dr. Rubinstein and his colleagues suspect that when the ear is damaged and the "chatter" stops, the brain interprets the lack of activity as noise.
As a microblogger in Chengdu put it in a comment on the popular site Sina.com after the new policy was announced: "Let's stop trying to interpret the policy.
