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That has no way to be interpreted two ways.
For starters under linux scripts need to be told how to be interpreted.
That's not intended to be interpreted literally.
As with any exercise covering a very long time period,the projection results need to be interpreted with care.
How contract terms need to be interpreted, rules on the content and effects of contracts as well as contract terms presumed to be unfair;
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You're saying The parchment was intended to be interpreted literally?
When EU legislation is to be interpreted, the Court of Justice's decision prevails, irrespective of the aim of the legislature or the intentions behind the legislation.
We often use the U-shaped glass to be interpreted as a U-shaped glass.
I think that through this Treaty a European spirit is being forged,which will in fact enable this Treaty too to be interpreted.
These provisions are not always sufficiently clear and therefore often need to be interpreted by the person charged with implementing them.
In those circumstances, can the person against whom enforcement is sought apply for a decision that the judgment should not be recognised and, if so,how is Article 31(1) to be interpreted?
The distinction between advertising and information should be clarified in order to be interpreted uniformly across all Member States so as to ensure patient safety.
These findings have been reached on the basis of averages of data collected mainly from large banking groups, and need to be interpreted with care.
That is another example of how even the Dublin regulation needs to be interpreted correctly, not to point the finger at anyone, but to ensure that everyone works together.
The clauses under paragraphs 2 and 3 constitute exceptions to be interpreted narrowly.
How is Article 1 to be interpreted and explained in your view, as this will have important implications, notably for the accession negotiations and for our country, which shares common borders with so many applicant countries?
Data from this small number further analysed by GSS subgroups need to be interpreted with caution.
The Committee wishes to stress that the figures provided by the indicators will need to be interpreted to make it possible to assess progress in the policy areas of employment, innovation and research, economic reform and social cohesion.
As a derogation from the principle of equal treatment, Article 5(2) is to be interpreted restrictively.
Obviously, each method has its strengths and weaknesses andtherefore its results need to be interpreted with caution.
The fact that the goal of free movement was considered a priority; however,mobility needed to be interpreted broadly, covering goods, services and capital, consumer rights and the voting rights which were part of European citizenship.
Part III'Assessing what is in the contract' makes general provisions for how contract terms need to be interpreted in case of doubt.
This quality system documentation must enable the quality programmes, plans, manuals and records to be interpreted in a uniform manner.
Common commercial policy- Protection against dumping- Dumping margin-Comparison between the normal value and the export price- Basic antidumping regulation to be interpreted in the light of the GATT antidumping code- Limits- Whether the institutions are under an obligation to explain why their chosen method reflects the real extent of the dumping better than the symmetrical methods- No such obligation.
The Commission shows respect all around but is bound by the formalities of the Treaty andwishes its words to be interpreted in that way.
This would be useful butwould require the reformulation of the text of the amendment for it to be interpreted in conformity with the principle of the freedom of movement of goods.
The current economic crisis could have an impact on the drugs situation in the EU, although understanding of this fieldis still limited and conclusions therefore need to be interpreted with caution.
Furthermore, as this is an exception, Article 67(5),second indent, of the Treaty must continue to be interpreted and applied strictly by the institutions.