Examples of using Differing interpretations in English and their translations into Finnish
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No allowance for differing interpretations.
Tests directly on the basis of the directives' requirements are more difficult andcan give rise to differing interpretations.
There is also a risk that differing interpretations could lead to distortions in the Internal Market.
To this end,it has explained the conformity assessment and market surveillance procedures so as to avoid differing interpretations of these procedures.
This uncertainty is often reflected in widely differing interpretations, not only by national administrations but also by economic operators.
Differing interpretations can result in uncertainty for taxpayers and could also affect the proper functioning of the internal market in that the same profits could be taxed twice- double taxation.
Such contradictory signals have given rise to differing interpretations as to the nature of the Union.
Consequently, because of differing interpretations, traders and consumers find themselves faced with very different products, but sold under one and the same description: veal.
There are currently many different financial reporting rules and differing interpretations based on distinct traditions within the European Union.
We know that thecontrols should be used for the prevention of terrorism, but these controls are causing a lot of anger among passengers owing to the individual airports' widely differing interpretations.
In the Annex, the European Commission describes in detail the differing interpretations which are at the root of the above-mentioned problems.
I understand that our Italian friends, for the most part, have found some discrepancies between the different language versions of Article 158(2) of the Treaty, some shades of meaning and outright differences,which may give rise to differing interpretations.
The ALDE Group amendments are designed to reconcile these differing interpretations and to ensure that the rules and the practice march hand in hand.
He also mentioned certain specific aspects, such as the differing national practices regarding worker participation, negotiation and arbitration, the question of mergers, andthe difficulties that were caused by differing interpretations of such concepts as"participation.
Moreover, the wording of the directives is so vague, de jure, that differing interpretations are inevitable, and in effect they are not stringent enough to prevent distortions of competition.
This proposal is basically of a technical nature andis intended to fill the current legislative vacuum which allows for differing interpretations depending on the position adopted by each Member State.
There are currently many different practices and differing interpretations based on distinct traditions within the European Union regarding the content and the layout of prospectuses.
Given the complexity of certain individual situations related to the movement of persons,provision must be made for a mechanism allowing institutions to rule on individual cases in which differing interpretations of Regulation(EEC) No 1408/71 and its implementing regulation could jeopardise the rights of the person concerned.
This restrictive text is open to differing interpretations and it is therefore proposed to extend the Commission's right to carry out such checks to other situations where this proves necessary.
Firstly, however, it would be a good idea to agree on common concepts in order to eliminate differing interpretations of what constitutes a European work or independent producer.
It is because we find that differing interpretations of the UN Convention are an undoubted source of contention, and could increasingly become so, that- and I would stress this point- ratification is desirable, above all in respect of the pillar of the Convention relating to a binding dispute settlement mechanism.
The quick and effective elimination of any double taxation arising from a transfer pricing adjustment or from differing interpretations of the OECD guidelines is a major issue within the internal market.
In order to safeguard uniform case law and prevent differing interpretations, case law should continue to be the preserve of the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg which, thanks to the quality of its case law on the 1950 Convention over the past 40 years, has provided a dynamic instrument which takes full account of the social, economic and ethical developments within our society.
As it is impossible to erect virtual borders or barriers on the Internet andas the Member States have differing interpretations of harmful or illegal content, this is a European issue par excellence.
We have tabled an amendment on this paragraph,because there are differing interpretations, both within and outside and European Union, and we believe that the Basel Convention should be taken into account and that there should be no conflict with it.
This document will enable the current system to be updated in a very positive way and, as the rapporteur said,will put an end to the differing interpretations at national level, while making it easier for our fellow citizens to move about.
Nevertheless, a few members have voiced their concern regarding differing interpretations given to certain provisions of the Directive by national courts which might be, in their opinion, capable of creating distortion of competition across Member States.
It is to be welcomed that a simplified wording of the Directive which is easier to understand has been achieved at the end of the legislative procedure, that the terminology and the facts have been adapted to the proposal for a data protection directive,thereby avoiding differing interpretations, and that these two directives- at least in essence- will have to be jointly implemented by Member States by 24 October 1998 at the latest.
This situation of incomplete implementation is partially due to differing interpretations by Member States of the definitions and criteria of the Recommendation and of the reporting requirements.
Mr Aspinall supported equal opportunity but was opposed to the draft directive which, he argued,would lead to many differing interpretations and would be of disservice to highly qualified women on the labour market.