Examples of using Problems of interpretation in English and their translations into Slovak
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Problems of Interpretation.
There are no problems of interpretation.
The proposed clause might therefore give rise to problems of interpretation.
Annex IX: Problems of interpretation.
The study indicates that the Regulation has not caused major problems of interpretation.
Have there been problems of interpretation of the Regulation, in particular concerning its scope and the concept of"evidence"?
Some issues raised in the consultation suggest there are problems of interpretation and implementation.
On the other hand, problems of interpretation have led to a situation in which the Commission has initiated legal proceedings against EU Member States.
The new ratio should refer explicitly to the live weight of sharks in order to avoid the current problems of interpretation.
A new communication addressing in more detail the problems of interpretation arising at national, regional and local level;
The EESC believes that the definition of"vulnerable marine ecosystem" in Article 2 of the proposal for a Regulation is vague and unclear,and could cause problems of interpretation.
The streamlining of definitions to avoid problems of interpretation in different Member States will also further streamline the sector.
Regulation No 12/98 on cabotage passenger transport has not given rise to any problems of interpretation or application.
Nevertheless, the new Treaty raises major problems of interpretation, in that it introduces exceptions to the ordinary procedure which work to the benefit of the Council.
In particular, delays have been detected in the process of implementing the directive,as well as considerable problems of interpretation regarding the scope of its application.
In public international law, problems of interpretation raised by conventions can be settled in certain cases by national courts.
The existence of two specific regulationscontaining a number of differences gives rise to problems of interpretation and logistical problems in the field(see box 4).
However, the new Treaty poses certain problems of interpretation, inasmuch as it introduces exceptions to the ordinary procedure in favour of the Council, in particular as regards‘measures on fixing prices, levies, aid and quantitative limitations and on the fixing and allocation of fishing opportunities'(Article 43(3) TFEU).
The EESC believes that the definition of"vulnerable marine ecosystem" in Article 2 of the proposal for a Regulation is vague and unclear,and could cause problems of interpretation and therefore the EESC would suggest a revised wording.
The EESC is concerned that the provision might give rise to problems of interpretation: in distance selling the purchase takes effect in the place of residence of the seller when payment is made.
The sector-specific Motor Vehicle Block Exemption Regulation(MVBER) is much more detailed than the general BER and, because of its complexity,results in problems of interpretation for market players, particularly SMEs.
Although the internal market presently works relatively well, it is also true that, on occasion,errors or problems of interpretation arise with respect to the rights of members of the public and firms who attempt to make the most of the advantages that the internal market provides.
It is regarded in some quarters as not constituting a genuine source of law but as significant merely in revealing themeaning of legal provisions by providing solutions to problems of interpretation that may be followed in other instances according to the weight carried by the logical and technical arguments on which they are based.
On the basis of a uniform definition guaranteed in this way,subsequent problems of interpretation or discrepancies between the parties to the sales contract are to be avoided.
Simplified arrangements for their approval should be introduced, so as to reduce problems of interpretation and encourage greater harmonisation in the practices of manufacturers and notified bodies.
The administration commits an administrative fault giving rise to liability on its part where,without having encountered particular problems of interpretation or practical difficulties likely to prevent compliance with a judgment annulling a measure, it does not take, within a reasonable period, measures to ensure compliance with that judgment.
No problem of interpretation.
The need of human society to preserve certainquality of education in humanities is demonstrated on the problem of interpretation.
Academic writers havefor some time drawn attention to the problem of interpretation of this term,(4) whilst the courts in some of the Member States have already had occasion to interpret it.
Content of the proposal Although the recovery plan is being implemented by Member States since January 2017, measures are disseminated in several EU regulations,which create sometimes a problem of interpretation of the rules.