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The law, Lady Ashford, it is to be interpreted not merely administered.
Any interpretation which is to contribute understanding,must already have understood what is to be interpreted.
The criterion by which scripture is to be interpreted is Jesus Christ.
The Bible is to be interpreted symbolically and figuratively, and not literally.
As with any exception under EU law,recital 26 is to be interpreted narrowly.
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Easter tells us that life is to be interpreted not simply in terms of things but in terms of ideals.
Article 4(b): include clarification in a recital stating that the notion of‘compatible use' is to be interpreted restrictively.
An allegory is a story which is to be interpreted in order to reveal a deeper meaning.
It is to be interpreted as defining a position between these extremes that combines a fair protection for the patentee with a reasonable degree of certainty for third parties.
None of the information on these websites is to be interpreted as granting licenses or brands.
On the contrary, it is to be interpreted as defining a position between these extremes which combines a fair protection for the patent proprietor with a reasonable degree of legal certainty for third parties.'.
It follows that amending one directive may affect the overall body of legislation that is to be interpreted and applied as regards any category of rightholder.
An international treaty is to be interpreted not only on the basis of its wording, but in the light of its objectives….
National courts can(and sometimes must)refer cases to the Court of Justice for clarification on how EU competition law is to be interpreted on a specific issue.
None of the information on this website is to be interpreted as granting licenses or permission to use trademarks.
Indeed, an overly generous interpretation of the rules on territorial jurisdiction is not uncontroversial from the viewpoint of public international law,with which EU law is to be interpreted in conformity.
The Common European Sales Law is to be interpreted autonomously and in accordance with its objectives and the principles underlying it.
The application of the legislation in this manner would effectively lead to a distortion of Article 3(1) of Implementing Regulation No 1238/2013 and Article 2(1) of Implementing Regulation No 1239/2013 and fly in the face of the rule of interpretation previously recalled andaccording to which a provision that provides for an exemption from anti-dumping duty is to be interpreted strictly.
As is well known,secondary law is to be interpreted, as far as possible, in accordance with primary law.
This will sometimes involve national intelligence authorities,in particular where the request is to be interpreted as one for access to documents under the Freedom of Information Act.
Nothing contained in this Website is to be interpreted as a recommendation to use any information on this Website in a manner which infringes the Intellectual Property rights of any person, company or entity.
(a) Article 5(3)(d) of Directive 2001/29/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 22 May 2001 on the harmonisation of certain aspects of copyright andrelated rights in the information society is to be interpreted to the effect that a Member State has the power to permit the quotation of a work without the author's consent even where the press report quoting the work is not itself protected by copyright.
Article 18(1) EC is to be interpreted as precluding legislation of a Member State under which it refuses, generally and in all circumstances, to pay to its nationals a benefit granted to civilian victims of war or repression solely because they are not resident in the territory of that State throughout the period of payment of the benefit, but in the territory of another Member State.
Article 53 of the Charter states that nothing in the Charter is to be interpreted as restricting or adversely affecting the rights recognised by the Convention.
( a) Article 5( 3)( e) of Directive 2001/29 is to be interpreted to the effect that in the case of a search appeal which pursues a purpose of public security within the meaning of that provision a Member State may permit the reproduction of copyright photos by the media even without the author 's consent if the purposes pursued by the search have not been fulfilled and the reproduction is objectively capable of pursuing those purposes.
Article 53 of the Charter further states that nothing in the Charter is to be interpreted as restricting or adversely affecting the rights recognised inter alia by the Convention.
In those circumstances,the answer to the question referred must be that Direct- ive 2000/35 is to be interpreted as not precluding a national provision such as Article 14 of Decree-Law No 669/1996, pursuant to which a creditor in possession of an enforceable title in respect of an unchallenged claim against a public authority as remuneration for a commercial transaction cannot proceed to forced execution against the public authority before a period of 120 days has elapsed since service of the enforceable title on the authority.
Consequently, I propose that the Court should answer the third question asked by the national court by holding that Article 14 of Directive 2004/48 is to be interpreted as not applying to a dispute such as that in the main proceedings which does not concern the defence, as such, of rights by the proprietors of those rights.
(3) Article 14 of Directive 2004/48/EC of the European Parliament andof the Council of 29 April 2004 on the enforcement of intellectual property rights is to be interpreted as not applying to a dispute such as that in the main proceedings which does not concern the defence, as such, of rights by the proprietors of those rights.
It is therefore necessary to examine whether Article 18(1) EC,which is applicable to a situation such as that in the main proceedings, is to be interpreted as precluding national legislation requiring that the recipient of a disability pension paid to civilian victims of war or repression be resident in the territory of the Member State granting such a benefit.