Examples of using Differences of interpretation in English and their translations into Slovak
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Examples and differences of interpretation.
Differences of interpretation in national transposals of the directive, leading to fragmentation of the Single Market.
(DE) Madam President, there are indeed differences of interpretation.
Anxious to prevent differences of interpretation of the Convention from impairing its unifying effect;
In addition, in respect of some conditions there were differences of interpretation between the checkers.
Such differences of interpretation make the issue of consent problematic for juries in trials for rape.
The CPR should be applied without differences of interpretation by each Member State.
These differences of interpretation and points of view have led me to treat this subject with caution.
These may be due to, for example, differences of interpretation of underlying legal texts.
The CourtŐs audit has shown that some of the provisions of ERF I, in particular the eligibility rules,were open to significant differences of interpretation.
It also calls for the existing differences of interpretation at national level to be eliminated.
The CourtŐs audit has shown that some of the provisions of ERF I, in particular the eligibility rules,were open to significant differences of interpretation.
Seek to resolve ambiguities and differences of interpretation emerging during Treaty implementation;
Whenever specific Community legislative acts provide for inspection activities, these should be governed by a specific legislative act,to avoid differences of interpretation.
Seek to resolve ambiguities and differences of interpretation that may become apparent in the way this Treaty is implemented;
The principle that services must be cost oriented has been translated in a different manner in the different language versions of Directive 97/67/EC,leading to possible differences of interpretation.
One of them pointed to the differences of interpretation of“functional and technical specifications”, which was confirmed by another Member State during our visit.
There are different problems with implementation across the Member States, varying from the continuedexistence of illegal landfills in several Member States to differences of interpretation in others.
There are clear differences of interpretation between the Member States as regards legislation on the environment, nature and safety.
There is a need to continue to streamline monitoring and provide guidance to Member States so as toavoid differences of interpretation, on the basis of a common approach to be defined in consultation with MS authorities and experts.
Therefore, differences of interpretation between Member States in relation to the taxation of income should also be brought under the scope of this Directive.
The EESC questions the need for such an approach to law enforcement and doubts that it would be effective inasmuch as, even if a minimum penalty were set,sentencing would still be subject to differences of interpretation depending on the legal traditions of Member States and judges' discretion.
In addition, to avoid any risk of differences of interpretation, the current provisions of the first paragraph of Article 3 should be amended in two respects.
However, since it would seem to be virtually impossible for the equipment to be introduced across-the-board by the 5 August deadline stipulated in the relevant legislation1 the Committee would urge the European Commission not to delay in proposing clear deferment rules so as toavoid unjust checks and differences of interpretation between countries and so that the industry knows where it stands.
Given these differences of interpretation of Directive 2001/42 that were noted, the Cour constitutionnelle decided to stay the proceedings and to refer the following questions to the Court for a preliminary ruling.
Option 1- Do nothing at this stage:this option would allow fundamental differences of interpretation to persist with regard to certain provisions of the Directive, in particular as regards the extent of Member States' obligations concerning places of refuge.
Sometimes these differences of interpretations are inherent in the different legal systems and the way in which certain behaviours are considered(e.g. conflict of interests is regarded as criminal behaviour in certain countries and not in others and reported accordingly).
In general terms, the differences of interpretation with and between the Member States on the scope of the case-law on which the requirement to observe a standstill period is based, as well as arrangements for applying effective, proportionate and deterrent sanctions in the event of infringement of this key provision for the effectiveness of pre-contractual reviews, would not be removed by the Commission's adoption of an interpretative document.
Ii agree on the classification and labelling of the substance where there is a difference of interpretation between the potential registrants.
This difference of interpretation has led to Member States choosing not to use public investment to support operators in black and grey areas.