Examples of using Whose interpretation in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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Whose interpretation is true?
You find something in esotericism whose interpretations conceal lots of truths.
Whose interpretation is correct?
You find something in esotericism whose interpretations conceal lots of truths.
But whose interpretation is correct?
An allegory is a simple story, poem,or image whose interpretation can be used to reveal a hidden meaning.
Whose Interpretation Shall We Trust?
The words to which I have added emphasis are the two expressions whose interpretation is specifically sought in the present proceedings.
Whose Interpretation Should We Believe?
Instruments shall bear no characteristics that can cause, directly or indirectly,indications whose interpretation is not easy or straightforward.
Genesis 1 is a passage whose interpretation is up for debate among Christians, even those with a“high” view of inspired Scripture.
Article 8 of the WCT was transposed into EU law in Article 3(1)of Directive 2001/29, a provision whose interpretation is sought in the present case.
Article 71 of Regulation No 44/2001, whose interpretation is sought in the present case, replaces Article 57 of the Brussels Convention, which contained the following provisions in respect of conventions on particular matters(‘specialised conventions').
The reason I mention this one is that it was adapted into nine short films whose interpretations ranged from romantic comedy to horror movies.
In the event of a dispute being submitted for arbitration pursuant to article 16, paragraph 2, of this Convention, a party or parties shall notify the secretariat of the subject matter of arbitration and indicate,in particular, the articles of this Convention whose interpretation or application is at issue.
However, it should refer to the Directive on posting of workers, whose interpretation is available from the website of the European Commission's DG Employment.
His 13 years career as a Principal Dancer with the Mariinsky Ballet distinguished him not only as a technically superb classical and contemporary dancer, butalso as a creative dancer whose interpretations ignited the full range of roles he performed.
He is the creator of the famous sculpture of supermodel Kate Moss in a yoga pose, whose interpretations are set out in Modern Art Gallery along with some of the most famous series of the artist(Labyrinth, extremely interesting Iris Paintings and etchings Moments of Sunrise) until January 20th.
Any laws are inevitably couched in terms which to a greater orlesser extent are vague and whose interpretation and application are questions of practice.
In the event of a dispute being submitted for arbitration pursuant to article 22, paragraph 2 of this Convention, a party or parties shall notify the secretariat of the subject-matter of arbitration and indicate,in particular, the articles of this Convention whose interpretation or application is at issue.
They submit that the order for reference contains no explanations regarding either the choice of the provisions of European Union law whose interpretation is requested or the link between those provisions and the national legislation applicable to the dispute in the main proceedings.
In the event of a dispute being submitted for arbitration pursuant to article 23, paragraph 2, of this Protocol, a party or parties shall notify the other party or parties to the dispute by diplomatic means as well as the secretariat of the subject matter of arbitration and indicate,in particular, the articles of this Protocol whose interpretation or application is at issue.
The reference to the Court of Justice has to describe the facts of the case, the applicable national law,the precise provision or the act whose interpretation or validity is the subject-matter of the reference, the reasons which make the national judge believe that the preliminary ruling will be relevant to the appropriate resolving of the case, as well as the wording of the specific question referred for a preliminary ruling.
Britain will face shortages of fuel, food and medicine if it leaves the European Union without a transition deal,according to leaked official documents reported by the Sunday Times whose interpretation was immediately contested by ministers.
(IT) Mr President, President of the Commission, ladies and gentlemen, if we were to stick to the version of the facts proposed by Mr Cohn-Bendit,the key to whose interpretation is hypocrisy, the Group of the European People's Party(Christian Democrats) would have decided to vote in favour because it has thirteen Commissioners, and the Liberals because they have nine, while the Socialists, perhaps, would have to abstain, because their pickings are more scanty.
Britain will face shortages of fuel, food and medicine if it leaves the European Union without a transition deal,according to leaked official documents reported by The Sunday Times(18 August) whose interpretation was immediately contested by ministers, writes Reuters.
Many laws are inevitably couched in terms which, to a greater or lesser degree,are vague and whose interpretation and application are matters of practice.”.