In the late 1970s and early 1980s disability recipiency rates fell, first because program gatekeepers were urged to more strictly interpret existing rules, and then because Congress in 1980 required SSA to reevaluate all current recipients to see if they still met the medical standards.
The Business Council of Australia urged people to interpret the data carefully.
A wide range of people who have been advising Mr. Negroponte have urged him to interpret his powers broadly, participants in the conversations say.
Early on, when Paulson wanted to seek broader powers through legislation, Frank cautioned that he didn't have the votes but urged him to interpret his existing powers broadly.
The Department requests that Post approach appropriate interlocutors at the Afghan Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Defense to urge Kabul to interpret Article 21 in a similar manner, minimizing any potential impact of Afghanistan,signaturere of the Convention on U.S. operations and military cooperation.
("We desperately need new ideas and fresh thinking about Iraq, and indeed the entire Middle East. I look forward to the recommendations of the Baker Commission and urge them to interpret their mandate widely and boldly").
T. I. P. complains that people are talking about him, but T. I. urges him to interpret that as a sign of respect: T. I.: "Don't take it personal — people wanna be close to folk/What you think the television and the posters fo'?" T. I. P.: "Man, I'm claustrophobic".
In it, Breyer urges judges to interpret legal provisions (of the Constitution or of statutes) in light of the purpose of the text and how well the consequences of specific rulings will fit those purposes.
His lawyer urged the jury to interpret the law to allow proof of truth as a defense.
Mr. Cuellar's lawyer, Jerry V. Beard, urged the justices to interpret the word "conceal" in context, to mean some activity other than simply hiding cash.
