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Any of them should be interpreted.
However, this is extremely important for how the Amsterdam Treaty should be interpreted.
Until then, INR values should be interpreted with caution.
In the context of the regulation of trade in seal products, these minimum requirements should be interpreted as follows.
The presented frequencies should be interpreted in that light.
While The Jewish Cemetery is universally accepted as an allegory for the fragility of life,how other works should be interpreted is much disputed.
The adverse reactions should be interpreted within the surgical setting.
I think the prophesied judgement upon Sodom and Gomorrah should be interpreted symbolically.
These results should be interpreted with caution due to the small sample size within the subgroups.
In general, in this vein, and it should be interpreted.
For that reason, competition law should be interpreted more freely in the case of small and medium-sized enterprises.
I think the prophesied judgement upon Sodom and Gomorrah should be interpreted symbolically.
The following words and terms, should be interpreted as follows, unless, the context clearly implies otherwise.
This is precisely the purpose of the amendment we tabled in plenary and should be interpreted in this way.
These conclusions should be interpreted with caution because it is difficult to establish a precise correspondence between aid categories and the Lisbon objectives.
Net,“we”,“us”,“our” and like terms should be interpreted accordingly.
In particular, it is unclear how the"real connecting link between the subjectmatter of the measure sought and the territorial jurisdiction" should be interpreted.
Let us, please, leave it to historians to decide how precisely our history should be interpreted, knowing that objectivity is impossible.
Do Not Track Signals: At this time, we do not respond to browser'do not track' signals, as we await the work of interested stakeholders andothers to develop standards for how such signals should be interpreted.
Commissioner, can you personally offer any explanation of how the proportionality requirements should be interpreted and arrange for this to be taken over by the Council?
In the Committee's view, the concept of"corresponding to" should be interpreted in the light of Article 2(e) mentioned in the previous point(forming or preserving the family unit) and Article 7(5) the best interests of the children.
It seems to me that the true dispute between the parties may lie more in how particular facts should be interpreted than in whether the facts, as, such.
A Post-hoc analysis;results should be interpreted with caution as the subgroup samples sizes are small and, at the time of the analysis, the PD-L1 IHC 28-8 pharmDx assay was not analytically validated at the 10% or 50% expression levels.
A uniform standard has not yet been adopted to determine how DNT requests should be interpreted and what actions should be taken by websites and third parties.
As the embryo- foetal development investigations were performed in healthy pregnant animals and disease(such as diabetes) may modify the permeability of the placenta towards a Fab fragment,the study should be interpreted with caution.
The requirement for the individual to have severed links with the authors of the offences should be interpreted in a flexible way, since the break will frequently be gradual.
Although WCAG is the most widely adopted,internationally recognized standard for evaluating web accessibility, there is not yet a consensus on how conformance to accessibility standards should be interpreted and tested.
While there are good people espousing different beliefs,there is good reason to believe that biblical prophecy should be interpreted(1) literally,(2) with a futurist view, and(3) in what is called a“premillennial” manner.
Protecting fundamental rights in what is precisely a European area of freedom, security and justice is, in fact, an on-going challenge and, like you, I believe that it is specifically through the protection of fundamental rights thatdevelopments in the area of freedom, security and justice should be interpreted.
I would remind the Commission that they informed the European Parliament in 2006 that the 2004 directive on residency should be interpreted by Member States in accordance with the European Court of Justice decisions in July 2002(Case No C/459/99(MRAX)) and again in April 2005 Case No C/157/03.