Exemples d'utilisation de Arbitrary interpretation en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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This was an arbitrary interpretation in the courtroom.
The juxtaposition between the two groups is an arbitrary interpretation.
Article 5. Prohibition of Arbitrary Interpretation of the Covenant 26-27 10.
A precise andample study is necessary of the hermeneutical rules to overcome the risks of an arbitrary interpretation.
Incorrect treatment and arbitrary interpretation of data.
This arbitrary interpretation of a method as a limitation is the centre of the Agnostic position against Theism.
Moreover, many provisions remain open to arbitrary interpretation.
This may lead to arbitrary interpretation of circumstances and decisions that may affect the voting process.
Legal standards were substituted by arbitrary interpretation and partial views.
In France, an arbitrary interpretation of a court ruling is being used to repress BDS activities as“illegal..
So regulations lead to corruption when theyare not transparent and are open for arbitrary interpretation.
This involves not only arbitrary interpretation of the facts, but also their voluntary or involuntary distortion.
For that reason, the Second Epistle of Peter(1:20)is already warning against arbitrary interpretation of Sacred Scripture.
We are not in favour of any arbitrary interpretation of the Council's resolutions or of any actions going beyond those mandated by the Council.
The provisions of the future convention must therefore be up-to-date, unambiguous andnot open to arbitrary interpretation.
Thus, we reject any arbitrary interpretation of the provisions of the resolution and its annexes, and call upon all parties to act in good faith and refrain from provocations.
The Swedish section of Amnesty International said it is critical of Ethiopia's arbitrary interpretation of the anti-terror legislation.
All this is cloaked by an arbitrary interpretation of the right of peoples to self-determination as meaning a right of any ethnic community to proclaim itself independent and to join another State.
But the sole fact that he admitted such a possibility shows us clearly Marx's opinion,leaving no room for arbitrary interpretation.
We are equally concerned at the trend towards an arbitrary interpretation of the norms of international humanitarian law for the protection of civilians in armed conflict and their application to the responsibility to protect.