Examples of using Diverging interpretations in English and their translations into Dutch
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This expression had given rise to diverging interpretations.
This gave rise to diverging interpretations whether the two criteria constitute two options
thus open to diverging interpretations.
The often diverging interpretations of commonly adopted legislation raise questions among businesses
One rarely mentioned aspect is that the principle of subsidiarity tends to lead to diverging interpretations of European legislation in the Member States.
The EESC views the revision of the monitoring regulations as being of the utmost importance to harmonising the various rules in order to prevent diverging interpretations.
This reference leaves considerable scope for diverging interpretations regarding the scope of a depositary's duties
But one rarely mentioned aspect is that unjustified recourse to subsidiarity tends to lead to diverging interpretations of European legislation in the Member States.
The report corroborates the Commission's view that diverging interpretations from one Member State to another constitute a major impediment to the proper functioning of the single market in insurance.
this leaves room to diverging interpretations among Member States.
Taking into account that this definition leaves some room for diverging interpretations, a harmonised interpretation was adopted at the 1997 SOLAS Conference through Conference Resolution 6.
The competitiveness of firms is likely to be slightly increased by the application of a simpler text which allows of fewer diverging interpretations by the parties concerned.
There have also been diverging interpretations of the regulation's content,
be clearly defined so as to ensure increased legal certainty and to avoid diverging interpretations in Member States.
leave room for diverging interpretations, which leads to incompatibilities,
This has lead to significantly diverging interpretations of what is considered as"evidence" in the sense of the Regulation,
prevent double taxation be transparent, in order to avoid diverging interpretations and thus achieve the intended result.
The scope covered by the Directive has given rise to diverging interpretations across the EU, whereby the same product is not necessarily within the scope in all member states,
the use of vague, undefined and subjective concepts likely to give rise to diverging interpretations of a legal text defining strict requirements.
amendment are unclear and the Commission suggest to avoid drafting that could lead to possible diverging interpretations in such a delicate area.
administrative burdens, diverging interpretations and national application measures
invention naturally adds cost, but even more importantly it creates uncertainty, as different courts in different countries can deliver diverging interpretations on the same patented invention.
The main uncertainties in the cost/benefit estimates are caused, following the study, by lack of clarity in the use of standards and diverging interpretations of the product scope,
NACE set out in Article 1(14) and in Annexes I and II in the event of diverging interpretations between those classifications and the CPV.
The Commission fears that this am would leave too much room for diverging interpretation and would make it difficult to monitor the achievement of the objectives of the Directive.
The tensions which have arisen in the implementation of the procedures of the Treaty and the SGP, and the diverging interpretation of the latter by the Community institutions, have created uncertainty as to how budgetary surveillance should be conducted.
Furthermore, to avoid any diverging interpretation, it might be useful to indicate which services may be offered by which type of institution,
might lead to diverging interpretation in the EU.
Diverging legal interpretations may result from the lack of clarity of some of the proposed documents, which will be used as a basis for judicial decisions.
Unfortunately, at this point the interpretations diverge.