Examples of using Had interpreted in English and their translations into Russian
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But he hanged the chief baker: as Joseph had interpreted to them.
The Commission had interpreted that as a denial of access, which was not the case.
He wondered how the courts in Botswana had interpreted those two provisions.
Courts had interpreted these laws to mean that it was illegal to criticize any public official.
The court's clarification on the decision made by the commission will show how well the commission had interpreted the law,”- Britanchuk stressed.
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He had interpreted my request literally, however, and was concerned about my purpose in wishing to learn about peyote.
The United Nations had been unduly tolerant of Morocco's behaviour and Morocco had interpreted that tolerance as tacit approval of its illegal occupation.
The courts had interpreted his inability to express himself properly as an issue of credibility rather than incapacity.
Regardless of whether a particular Act referred to the Treaty,the Courts had interpreted relevant legislation in a manner consistent with the Treaty whenever possible.
Yoram Tsafrir had interpreted a masonry joint in the southeastern corner of the Temple Mount platform as a clue to the Acra's possible position.
The Commission noted that the Permanent Representative of Indonesia to the United Nations had interpreted paragraph 2 of resolution 51/129 as meaning that the data should be stored electronically.
It had interpreted paragraph 4 to mean that States should take reasonable and appropriate measures to search for missing persons.
His delegation wished to note that some of the special procedure mandate holders had interpreted their clear mandates according to a narrow and sometimes personal agenda.
Some Governments had interpreted that fact as an impediment to civil society having a direct influence on the action of CONAMU.
Mr. Berg(Sweden), speaking in explanation of vote before the voting,said that, while delegations had interpreted paragraph 4 in a number of different ways, they had all agreed on the fundamental notion underlying it.
Many had interpreted this as an aspect of group selection: Individuals are doing what is best for the survival of the population or species as a whole.
The methodology had apparently been introduced simply to justify a pay increase and the Commission had interpreted resolution 47/216 as a request to increase salaries, which was certainly not the intention.
Some Member States had interpreted General Assembly resolution 60/246 as representing an unqualified decision to add $5 million to the Development Account.
Mrs. CHANET said it was true that the existing text allowed for flexibility; the Chairman might, perhaps,explain how he had interpreted rule 66 when it had been necessary to request a special report from Nigeria.
Her Office had interpreted the spirit of resolution 57/305 as meaning that it should provide printed copies only to those Missions which had requested them.
On that basis, some national bioethics committees,including that of her own country had interpreted the Protocol as providing that therapeutic cloning was exempt from the general prohibition of cloning for research purposes.
She had interpreted the second half of the second sentence as purporting to forbid federal State prosecutions and state prosecutions within the same country, which would truncate an important, delicate area of law.
Ms. Briskman Gomelski(Israel) said that although the Basic Laws did not proclaim the right to equality, they referred to the right to dignity,which the Supreme Court and lower courts had interpreted as including gender equality.
It also observed that States had interpreted the scope of the arms embargo in different ways, and not all had integrated it fully into their arms control measures.
In its advisory opinion of 1971 on the Legal consequences for States of the continued presence of South Africa in Namibia(South West Africa)notwithstanding Security Council resolution 276(1970), the Court had interpreted Article 27 of the Charter of the United Nations.
Instead, practitioners had interpreted it to mean exactly the opposite, that they could non-violently resist suppression without guilt; they could stop"simply surrendering to the police at the first moment of a confrontation.
The first event it had reported was the killing of four Israel Defence Forces soldiers on 8 June, and it had interpreted that event as having provoked the Israeli attempt to assassinate Hamas member Mr. Rantisi two days later.
Before 1992, some courts had interpreted the clampdown on reviving Nazi ideology as prohibiting Holocaust denial in particular, but since the law didn't explicitly prohibit such denials, there was considerable debate over the matter until the amendment.
The question of the possible amendment of article 41, paragraph 2,of the Constitution offered an interesting example of the way in which the courts had interpreted provisions regarded as discriminatory by the Committee so as to eliminate any element of discrimination.
It was also pointed out that some States had interpreted the presentation by the Chairman to the nineteenth Meeting of States Parties as providing established timelines for the examination of the submissions received by the Commission.