Karen Hulme, War Torn Environment Interpreting the Legal Threshold (2004).

So it's a new code for interpreting and writing messages in DNA.

Now this cortical folding presents a significant challenge for interpreting surface electrical impulses.

Others (McNair, Chailley) see the problem as one of interpreting the intention of the parties.

The first one actually contains within it this code for interpreting the rest of the genetic code.

In addition, the judiciary was interpreting the law in accordance with the spirit of relevant international agreements.

He studies English, but he also studies German.

Today, the CPC International Liaison Department holds a briefing meeting for interpreting the essence of the 19th CPC National Congress to

In addition to the intrinsic interest of such information, it should also prove valuable in interpreting and implementing the new convention.

One female Han Chinese interpreter was assigned to interpret both the prosecution and the defence, interpreting Chinese into Korean and vice versa.

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And what better way to do this than by interpreting the signals naturally produced by our brain, our center for control and experience.

People with English as a second language can contact Translating and Interpreting Services, who will then contact the helpline on the caller's behalf.

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Finally, general efforts to promote integrity can benefit from trade and transport facilitation measures that reduce individual civil servants' discretion in interpreting rules and regulations.

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He studies Chinese.

Tom studies hard.

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Oxford mathematician Peter Donnelly reveals the common mistakes humans make in interpreting statistics and the devastating impact these errors can have on the outcome of criminal trials.

BRUSSELS There is a saying, too often used in interpreting international relations, that my enemy s enemy is my friend. Sometimes it proves true often it does not.

He studies American history.

He studies contemporary literature.

Yumi studies English hard.

My friend studies Korean.

He studies Chinese too.

He also studies Chinese.

She studies 24 7.

His brother studies hard.

Her brother studies hard.

Her brother seriously studies.

Tom studies at Harvard.

She studies Chinese too.

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Not only have communications procedures provided relief to authors in the case of violations, decisions have also given guidance to national judges in interpreting the scope of rights.

He assured the representative of Iran that he had no intention of interpreting his mandate and that he was determined to follow the instructions given by Member States.