Examples of using To different interpretations in English and their translations into Russian
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The decision led to different interpretations by rival Islamic groups.
The current eligibility requirements are unclear and open to different interpretations.
Has given rise to different interpretations as regards the standard of care involved.
In some areas, the provisions of the Agreements can lend themselves to different interpretations.
Secondly, the new language is subject to different interpretations in the English translation.
The expression"rules and principles of general international law" gave rise however to different interpretations.
This situation has led to different interpretations and measures for implementation depending on the States.
In addition, it was noted that the term"sufficient link" might give rise to different interpretations.
This may lead to different interpretations by the competent authorities and divergences between test stations.
Another obvious conclusion from the workshop was that the Convention was subject to different interpretations.
It was added that the word"[operative]" could be subject to different interpretations and be misunderstood as having substantive implications.
However, the term"minor engineering" is not clearly defined,leading to different interpretations.
That the term"agent" is open to different interpretations was emphasized by Judge Azevedo in his separate opinion in Reparation for Injuries.
It is believed that respondents answered in different ways due to different interpretations of the question.
It leaves itself open to different interpretations, thereby making all proposals based on it unclear with regard to its main pillars.
Instructions governing openingfire cannot be ambiguous, or open to different interpretations.
Explanation: Existing formulations may lead to different interpretations of the legal and real significance of the substance list.
The concern was voiced, however,that the proposed formulation might lead to different interpretations.
One key concept that is subject to different interpretations is“vulnerability”, particularly in relation to another important concept,“disadvantage”.
In the opinion of the Advisory Committee, these criteria are far too general and, in fact,could be open to different interpretations.
There should be no loopholes orambiguities which will give rise to different interpretations, misunderstandings or disputes in the future.
While the assurance had been given that those rights were not infringed,it seemed that the article could lend itself to different interpretations.
It was considered that a general clause would give rise to different interpretations in different countries and would not ensure uniformity. See CMI, Lisboa II, 1985, pp 126-128.
These were attributable primarily to the lack of clear eligibility requirements,which are open to different interpretations.
A reference was made to different interpretations of the provisions of the Charter concerning the use of armed force under regional arrangements and by regional agencies pursuant to paragraph 1 of Article 53.
This can make the procedure of licensing and tenders, the exact capacity and number of frequencies subject to different interpretations;
The Round table agreed that the term"knowledge-based economy" is open to different interpretations- because of the difficulties in defining and distinguishing knowledge, information, data, etc.
It was suggested that part of the difficulty encountered in the discussion might be due to different interpretations of"no value.
In this regard, I would encourage the parties to cooperate with MINURSO on a review of existing military agreements in order to better respond to evolving realities on the ground andclarify any issues that may be subject to different interpretations.
We cannot hide indefinitely behind resolution 40/151 G-- which, by the way,gives rise to different interpretations-- to leave the Centre without resources.