Examples of using Differing interpretations in English and their translations into Swedish
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Other denominations have differing interpretations.
Differing interpretations have been argued.
LAB: This color space is designed to be independent of differing interpretations imposed by monitor or printer manufacturers.
Differing interpretations of the Treaty and of the Stability Pact have led to uncertainties over the methods of budgetary supervision.
This uncertainty is often reflected in widely differing interpretations, not only by national administrations but also by economic operators.
To this end, it has explained the conformity assessment and market surveillance procedures so as to avoid differing interpretations of these procedures.
There appear to be differing interpretations of what is meant by operational coordination.
mindˆ were unapart from matter, we would never have two differing interpretations of any observed phenomenon.
There is also a risk that differing interpretations could lead to distortions in the Internal Market.
a common understanding by Member States of the substance of the six categories in question could eliminate that scope for differing interpretations.
To avoid differing interpretations as to whether the ANIMO system is to be extended to all Member States, the Section proposes the following.
In the Annex, the European Commission describes in detail the differing interpretations which are at the root of the above-mentioned problems.
in minimising the risk of differing interpretations arising.
Though Jesusˆ listened with interest to all of these differing interpretations, he steadfastly refused to offer them further help in understanding the parable.
Differing interpretations can result in uncertainty for taxpayers
The ALDE Group amendments are designed to reconcile these differing interpretations and to ensure that the rules
character of the closed operating circuit more precisely to avoid differing interpretations;
In that instance, an ineffective information policy led to confusion and differing interpretations among all stakeholders, and even within the Commission itself.
Consequently, because of differing interpretations, traders and consumers find themselves faced with very different products,
There are currently many different financial reporting rules and differing interpretations based on distinct traditions within the European Union.
On the one hand, there is the objective need to unify legislation(for example, in the area of the right to freedom of movement), and, on the other, there is the danger of abuse through differing interpretations of the unified legal norms.
avoid generalisations and differing interpretations, the concept of"publication of a phonogram" must be made sufficiently clear.
will lead to legal uncertainty, differing interpretations, and potential conflicts with other parts of the directive.
because there are differing interpretations, both within and outside and European Union,
thereby avoiding differing interpretations, and that these two directives- at least in essence- will have to be jointly implemented by Member States by 24 October 1998 at the latest.
It is because we find that differing interpretations of the UN Convention are an undoubted source of contention,
he argued, would lead to many differing interpretations and would be of disservice to highly qualified women on the labour market.
In order to safeguard uniform case law and prevent differing interpretations, case law should continue to be the preserve of the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg which,
special attention has been given to areas where differing interpretations of the required accounting treatment could have had a significant quantitative impact on the size of budgetary variables.
No 574/72 where differing interpretations by the Member States or by one or more Member States and the European Commission may prejudice the rights of persons.