One of Turabi's prime intellectual enemies was Taha, whose interpretation of the Koran he considered illegitimate.
But it's a credit to Kenneth Branagh, whose interpretation of "Nephew" inarguably outclasses Michael York's "Lion".
This elegant form of words, on whose interpretation millions of words have been expended, has no precise equivalent in Europe.
The case influenced John Yoo, the Bush Administration lawyer whose interpretation of American and international law lay behind the Administration's counterterrorism policy.
The only people "Jesus" could possibly offend are those whose interpretation of Christianity looks upon any enjoyment of the physical senses as a little bit sinful.
Two hours later, Polo Ralph Lauren filed a countersuit, asking the court to determine whose interpretation of the contract was correct.
The brief asked the Supreme Court to hear the case against Backpage arising from the First Circuit, in Boston, whose interpretation of the C.D.A. it termed "particularly nonsensical".
In this emphasis he is the antithesis of Shankara, of whom he was sharply critical and whose interpretation of the scriptures he disputed.
He secretly returned to Afghanistan, becoming a guest of the Taliban, whose interpretation of Islam and hostility to the West he shares.
The UK must back the UN's efforts to reform, despite the obstacles that will be placed in its way by member states whose interpretation of their national interests means they are likely to block progress.
It's possible to take that question to an extreme that even Senator Paul might find absurd: imagine, for example, a jihadist whose interpretation of the Koran suggested that he should be allowed to behead infidels and apostates.
