Examples of using Would interpret in English and their translations into Russian
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Yet we would interpret this quite differently.
Local Design Teams are"learning organizations" as Peter Senge would interpret them.
If you had a neighbor like that, you would interpret his or her actions as"loving.
We would interpret‘consent' as not acting contrary to the wishes of the victim and without violating her right to privacy should she so desire.
They were guidance to staff, butthey also provided an indication of how the Administration would interpret the regulations.
When Conchita was asked how non-Christians would interpret the Warning, she said that they will believe it is a warning from God.
In it was seen a hidden or concealed condemnation of the Council of Chalcedon,although the emperor directly anathematized those who would interpret his Chapters in this light.
He wondered how judges would interpret that text, which was open to a number of interpretations and could create artificial, virtual beneficiaries.
That is, where the owner wanted to indicate no use permitted,GnuPG would interpret it as all use permitted.
Where the coercion is“moral,” which we would interpret as referring to duress by threats, the accused is only entitled to a reduction of penalty.
Finally, he stated that although the working group was bound by its mandate and rules, it would interpret the rules as liberally as possible.
She asked how the ILO representative would interpret that decision, which appeared to discriminate against migrant workers in countries of employment.
Representatives expressed the wish to learn more about how the Working Group would interpret its mandate and intended to approach its work.
Calcia, frightened that her husband would interpret this multiple birth as a sign of infidelity, ordered her servant Sila to drown the girls in the Miñor River.
Its message should be clear and its action decisive,because terrorists would interpret any disagreement as an espousal of their causes.
His Government would interpret“such contribution”, for example, to mean abetment, assistance or other similar acts as defined by Japanese legislation.
The Chairperson said that the question was whether the Supreme Court of Switzerland would interpret that clause as a specific waiver if it were included in a contract.
Normally, markets would interpret such a development negatively, but this time bad news was viewed as good news since it bolstered expectations of long-lasting low interest rates.
The bulletin did not propose a new concept of the family;it simply indicated that the Secretary-General would interpret the Staff Regulations and Rules in accordance with national law.
It would interpret the provisions of the Declaration in accordance with the principles of justice, democracy, respect for human rights, equality, non-discrimination, good governance and good faith.
She could therefore assure the Committee that the courts would interpret the principle of non-discrimination to mean both direct and indirect discrimination.
Similarly, it would interpret article 6 in accordance with well-established international law on command responsibility of civilian superiors and military commanders, despite the different language used.
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The Supreme Court had stated that it would interpret those laws as guaranteeing freedom of religion, freedom of expression and freedom of movement, as well as other basic rights, and as prohibiting any form of discrimination.
The subjective element might not be altogether eliminated, butit was to be hoped that the States concerned would interpret article 2(a) in such a way as not to subvert the regime being established.
Clearly, the Committee would interpret any criminal legislation concerning the offence of torture in the light of the various constituents of that offence set forth in the definition contained in article 1 of the Convention.
In achieving this, it is imperative that we embark on an elaborate system of environmental education which would interpret the quality of life in a broad humanistic sense that would embrace future generations.
The Court explained further that it would interpret the relevant words of such a declaration including a reservation contained therein in a natural and reasonable way, having due regard for the intention of the State concerned at the time when it accepted the compulsory jurisdiction of the Court.
Dual criminality is required for requests related to offences alleged to have been committed outside Vanuatu but this is defined broadly andit is expected that the Courts would interpret this in a manner that was not unduly restrictive.
In response to the question put by the representative of Uganda as to how the Secretariat would interpret those requests for reimbursement, he said that the Secretariat was guided by the relevant decisions of the Fifth Committee.