Examples of using Interpreted in English and their translations into Croatian
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But it could be interpreted that way.
That is how this event today will be interpreted.
Laws are as a rule interpreted by the courts.
Interpreted and enforced by the Stonekeeper.
How is history written and interpreted?
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Some have interpreted this as a ban.
Anything you do orsay will be interpreted.
It has never been interpreted this way in the history of Florida law.
That is how this event today will be interpreted.
Read your Bible as interpreted by experts.
That is how this event today will be interpreted.
Therefore, it must be interpreted in light of its day, not ours.
That is how this event today will be interpreted.
And Darwin interpreted them as necessary for our survival and evolution.
Extremely emotional and perfectly interpreted the story.
French dishes were interpreted by her and tried in her small kitchen.
And then stored for Homeland Security. It's catalogued, interpreted.
The Directive itself has been interpreted in a number of cases.
The niche was interpreted at that time as an addition of the restoration in the 19th century.
Nothing she tells you can be interpreted as criminal intent.
JScript An interpreted, object-based scripting language that borrows from C, C++, and Java.
It says:"Dear Paul, the philosophers interpreted the world differently.
Hence, when the Directive is interpreted, the exercise precisely concerns the interpretation of the limits set to data processing by private subjects in light of the Charter.
The toponyms of Marin Držić's life are here interpreted by different techniques.
It's catalogued, interpreted, and then stored for Homeland Security.
Many, seemingly invisible things can be transferred and interpreted from them.
It's cataloged, interpreted, and then stored for Homeland Security.
The provisions of that Convention are thus, from the time of its entry into force, an integral part of the European Union legal order andUnion legislation must as far as possible be interpreted in a manner that is consistent with the Convention.
It's catalogued, interpreted, and then stored for Homeland Security.
Some definitions stem from the current acquis(such as, for example, the definition of'consumer' and'goods') and as they refer to the same concepts,they should be applied and interpreted in a manner consistent with the acquis.
