Examples of using Differences in interpretation in English and their translations into Dutch
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Should differences in interpretation arise, the English version prevails.
RIVM provides some solutions to remove the differences in interpretation.
The differences in interpretation of the regulations created a rather muddled overall picture.
It could lead to all kinds of new points of contention and differences in interpretation.
Uncertainty as to which paragraph of Article 9 is applicable could lead to differences in interpretation, resulting in double or non-taxation.
leave no room for differences in interpretation.
The reason that some animal feed transports are refused in spite of correct treatment lies in the differences in interpretation of the applicable legislation1 by the Dutch and the French authorities.
Where there are differences in interpretation, the Commission should put forward amendment proposals for workable rules.
clarifying key concepts, in order to avoid differences in interpretation.
Where there are differences in interpretation, the Commission should consult with Member States in order to clarify the rules.
The EESC supports the aim of fostering the effectiveness of the type-approval framework by reducing the differences in interpretation and strictness in application across Member States
To prevent differences in interpretation from leading to conflict,
to avoid any possible differences in interpretation between Mrs Randzio-Plath's report and mine.
Moreover, it has frequently established that differences in interpretation and application of legislation create more problems for businesses than any other factor.
Removes differences in interpretation and difficulties for Member States
Notified bodies, in relation to their competence for the tasks designated to them, differences in interpretation between them, and a lack of transparency in their performance
Differences in interpretation due to lack of common criteria
Removing the concept of dietetic food would prevent differences in interpretation, as all foods will be considered in the same way by general legislation.
Differences in interpretation due to lack of common criteria
The Committee appreciates the effort made to eliminate differences in interpretation but points out that recourse to the principle of reciprocity protects the individual Member State but is prejudicial to the full
They will examine where the differences in interpretation are to be found,
However, it was also recognised that differences in interpretation and strictness in application of the requirements across Member States are reducing the effectiveness of the framework.
Whilst it appreciates the effort made to eliminate differences in interpretation, the Committee points out that recourse to the principle of reciprocity protects the individual Member State but is prejudicial to the full
Given the complex nature of the rules, the differences in interpretation and implementation between Member States,