Examples of using Interpretation would in English and their translations into Swedish
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Computer
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Such an interpretation would be absurd and dangerous.
as having retroactive effect to the date by which that directive should have been transposed, if such an interpretation would be contra legem under the provisions of national law.
Such an interpretation would deprive the Directive of its effectiveness.
The WG has concluded that a common interpretation would not solve all the problems.
Biblical interpretation would devolve into“what this passage says to me” instead of“the Bible says.
To me it seems logical that those foreigners should be included, and such an interpretation would help developing countries,
Such an interpretation would open the door to significant extension of patentability into this field.
The Court adopted this approach on the basis of the reasoning that any other interpretation would risk jeopardising the transition from a monopolistic,
BR: My interpretation would be a little different,
in Regulation No 1049/2001, must automatically take precedence over the provisions of the latter, because such an interpretation would render Regulation No 1049/2001 meaningless.
Any other interpretation would, after all, lead to constitutional difficulties.
To forward this to an outside service for interpretation would take several days,
DG Interpretation would require about half of these while working to maintain an overall 50/50 hiring split between staff and freelance interpreters.
The Minister for Justice submits in particular that that interpretation would have serious consequences for the Member States by bringing about a great increase in the number of persons able to benefit from a right of residence in the Community.
Such interpretation would be consistent with the idea expressed in the 10th recital in the preamble to Directive 89/104 according to which the protection provided by Article 5(1)(a) is‘absolute'.
Any other interpretation would entail discrimination between insured persons.
That interpretation would be no different if the concepts of"recycling" and"waste" referred to by Council Directive 75/442/EEC of 15 July 1975 on waste were taken into account.
Nevertheless, such an interpretation would contradict the letter though perhaps not the ratio decidendi of Davidoff.
This interpretation would ensure a uniform interpretation of the concept of serious negligence within Directive 2005/35 and at the same time rule
Any other interpretation would impair the full effectiveness of the regulation.
That interpretation would allow the national court to avoid that obligation,
Moreover, such an interpretation would amount to depriving the directive of its effectiveness see Laval un Partneri, paragraph 80.
Such interpretation would add to the condition formulated in the Directive a requirement as to the origin of the resources which,
Whereas the generalised use of bi-active interpretation would result in numerous languages no longer being translated directly despite the fact that Parliament has the material
Convergent interpretation would avoid confusion with for instance the principle of"conferral of competences"
That overly strict interpretation would lead, in practice,
Any other interpretation would mean that each Member State could decide for itself as to the applicability of Article 234 EC,
In addition, such an interpretation would run counter to the actual wording of the first indent of Article 48 of Regulation No 1493/1999,
In addition, this interpretation would ease the burden on business as tour operators/travel agents would no longer be obliged to register for VAT in all Member States where they supply goods
In addition, that interpretation would have the consequence of making it entirely unforeseeable for an unaccompanied minor who submitted an application for international protection to know whether he