"The text will require years of interpretation on the part of judges," he said.
Jones, by contrast, looks back on the Edwardian era across 90 years of interpretation and cultural accretion.
The Bush administration's legal opinion overturned more than 30 years of interpretation of the Endangered Species Act.
Generally speaking, once lawmakers have agreed to provide certain pension benefits to public workers, it is difficult, if not impossible, to roll them back because of protective language in state laws and constitutions and years of court interpretations.
As 80% of our study subjects were under 5 years of age, interpretation of our findings in the older age groups should be done cautiously.
This spooky calm comes as a relief after years of flamboyantly violent interpretations of "Macbeth," which of all Shakespeare's major tragedies lends itself most naturally to Grand Guignol.
I find it hard to believe that any of the mild-mannered, stability-loving conservative Iowans who told me they want to put a constitutional conservative in the White House really favour junking hundreds of years of prior constitutional interpretation and reinterpretation along with the massive, interlocking system of institutions that has evolved along with them.
During that period, 19 of the returnees had undergone a year of conference interpretation training, while the others had studied unrelated subjects.
A comparison between our results and other published data shows a similar scenario during the first year of the interpretation survey [ 5, 22].
It commented that, in his later years, his interpretations of the standard classical and romantic repertoire were "prepared... down to the last detail" but sometimes "unexuberant", though his performances of "the music composed within his lifetime... remained lucid and continually compelling".
