Examples of using Cannot be interpreted in English and their translations into Hungarian
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This Rule cannot be interpreted as preventing.
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This Rule cannot be interpreted as preventing.
We consider however that the 2007-2013general regulation in relation to indefinite reinvestments cannot be interpreted in this way83.
Obviously, the law cannot be interpreted in this fashion.
The buyer also notes that the"availability"displayed on the merchandise item on the shopping portal cannot be interpreted as a delivery time.
Data cannot be interpreted or such statistical phenomenon does not exist.
Some of their results cannot be interpreted.
This inordinateness cannot be interpreted, because the information stored there had been distorted, lost, and is no longer useful.
Only ancestor basis,because you are this with a clock which cannot be detected yet cannot be interpreted than space-time, since is not altogether so yet.
Our world and its phenomena cannot be interpreted in isolation, similarly man and nature cannot be separated from one another.
Lastly, the applicants submit thatthe expression‘cooperation[on a weekly] basis to hold price' cannot be interpreted as referring to a cooperation between the competitors.
Those terms cannot be interpreted by reference to national law governing the form in which credit agreements must be drawn up.
The indication of an item's“availability” published on the shopping portal cannot be interpreted as a deadline for the delivery of the goods by the Purchaser.
For him any given photograph cannot be interpreted in itself, it is a fog; only the pre-set parameters of comparison and the numerability of samples makes“sense” of the individual case.
I feel that it is important to note that the economic cooperation to be developed between the European Union and Ukraine cannot be interpreted without taking into account the ambitions of Russia.
Article 7(1)(c) of Directive 2003/86 cannot be interpreted and applied in such a manner that its application would disregard the fundamental rights set out in those provisions of the Charter.
The Court has also held that, in view of the aim pursued by Directive 75/442,the concept of waste cannot be interpreted restrictively(see ARCO Chemie Nederland, paragraph 40).
It is our position that this provision cannot be interpreted in such a way that if the appropriate classes are held separately, then there is no need to organise or maintain separate classes.
In addition,“having regard to the context and objectives of Directive 2004/38,the provisions of that directive cannot be interpreted restrictively, and must not in any event be deprived of their effectiveness” 4.
However, Article 5(3) of Regulation No 615/98 cannot be interpreted as entitling the competent authority arbitrarily to call into question the evidence attached by the exporter to its export refund application.
In that context,indicating that observations on the period prior to that date‘would not be necessarily supportive of the Commission's case' cannot be interpreted as a declaration that there was no infringement before 8 April 2005.
The provisions of the EC Treaty cannot be interpreted broadly so as to undermine the coexistence of the Union and the Community as legal orders which are integrated but distinct, like the constitutional architecture of the pillars.
On the interpretation of Article 47 EU, the Council submits that that provision aims tomaintain the balance of powers established by the Treaties and cannot be interpreted as aiming to protect the competences conferred upon the Community to the detriment of those conferred upon the European Union.
By contrast, that mere reference cannot be interpreted in such a way as to extend the scope of the derogation provided for in subparagraph(c) to State emblems also, as such an extension is contrary to the rest of the clear wording of Article 6ter(1)(c).
However, Job's tribulations and sicknesses cannot be interpreted with the help of the direct correlations of sin and illness.
However, that same provision cannot be interpreted in such a way as to allow a plaintiff to make a claim against a number of defendants for the sole purpose of removing one of them from the jurisdiction of the courts of the Member State in which that defendant is domiciled.
Having regard to the context and objectives of Directive 2004/38,the provisions of that directive cannot be interpreted restrictively, and must not in any event be deprived of their effectiveness(see, to that effect, Eind, paragraph 43).
Consequently, the decision cannot be interpreted as responding, even by implication, to all the complaints raised by the applicants, including those alleging infringement of Articles 82 EC, 43 EC and 49 EC or the provisions of the third non-life insurance directive.
The fact that the taking into account of such a factor is not expressly prohibited by that directive cannot be interpreted as authorising the national legislature to provide for that factor as an element in the calculation of a benefit such as that at issue in the main proceedings.