Examples of using Need to be interpreted in English and their translations into Hungarian
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They merely need to be interpreted.
The Church's journey through history is accompanied by"signs" which are visible to all, yet need to be interpreted.
Results need to be interpreted carefully alongside the history of allergic reaction.
Sometimes they're abstract; they need to be interpreted.
Results need to be interpreted with clinical symptoms.
We know that these figures need to be interpreted.
While these results need to be interpreted with caution, they point to a possible new factor that may be related to breast-cancer risk.
The dream is often associated with other factors that need to be interpreted separately.
That term would need to be interpreted by the courts.
Data from this small number further analysed by GSS subgroups need to be interpreted with caution.
Information will need to be interpreted to suit the intended use.
One cardiologist in the United States said that because the study couldn't prove cause-and-effect,its results"need to be interpreted with caution.".
What languages need to be interpreted.
The current economic crisis could have an impact on the drugs situation in the EU, although understanding of this field is still limited andconclusions therefore need to be interpreted with caution.
Thus, the provisions need to be interpreted strictly.
The results of flow cytometric analysis of CD34+ cell numbers vary depending on the precise methodology used and therefore,recommendations of numbers based on studies in other laboratories need to be interpreted with caution.
The changes in the indicator values need to be interpreted and put in context to be able to make the causal link with the policy measures.
The willingness to complain varies between countries and sectors depending on traditions in consumer protection and perceptions of the likelihood of success,so complaint levels need to be interpreted in conjunction with other indicators.
The fact that a term in one intellectual property directive might need to be interpreted in the light of rules and principles established by other such directives(46) does not mean that one necessarily affects the other.
The apparent inconsistency of the numbers from the National Election Office on their web page in campaign periods undermines the credibility of elections in the eyes of the public, as does the unwillingness of the National Election Office to provide simple,intelligible explanation of how various numbers on their pages need to be interpreted.”.
(116) In that context and unless it is provided otherwise,terms not defined in one directive may need to be interpreted in the light of another directive, particularly where two directives concern separate aspects of the same subject-matter such as, for example, Directive 93/83 and Directive 2001/29.
Does Article 2 of the Treaty on European Union need to be interpreted in that Member States have the obligation to observe the rule of law criteria imposed also under the Cooperation and Verification Mechanism(CVM), established according to the Commission Decision 2006/928/EC of 13 December 2006, in the case of procedures for the direct appointment by the Government of the management of the Judicial Inspection, even on a provisional basis?
I believe that the Bible needs to be interpreted in its historical and literary context.
The Bible, like any text, needs to be interpreted.
Actually, you see that it's not a language at all, but a consciousness that needs to be interpreted.
During that time, the Church authorities reflected on what to do,since they were dealing with a sign from God which needed to be interpreted.
Here,‘race' needs to be interpreted as the fifth‘subrace'(i.e.‘family race') in the sense explained above, i.e. the fifth‘subrace' of the fifth root-race since it became a race sui generis.
Although France is correct in its view that the term‘facilities intended for sports, recreation and leisure' in Article 2(2)of Directive 93/37 needs to be interpreted restrictively, I am not convinced that the criteria proposed by that Member State provide an appropriate standard for such an interpretation.