Examples of using To different interpretations in English and their translations into Swedish
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Computer
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The text remains unclear and open to different interpretations.
In addition, this can lead to different interpretations in different Member States which undermines the free movement of goods in the Community.
There remain elements of the proposal that could give rise to different interpretations.
This provision is subject to different interpretations in the Member States.
It emerged during the public consultation that Article 20 TEC is subject to different interpretations.
The term'series of slots' has given rise to different interpretations in the past; a definition has therefore been introduced.
also subject to different interpretations.
These legal terms have given rise to different interpretations in Member States and thus differences in investor protection.
it can also me fragmented and open to different interpretations.
This Amendment could also lead to different interpretations in the Member States, which might well look for similar instruments in other articles of the directive.
In general, it can be said that the Hadiths are more open to different interpretations than the Qur'an.
Due to different interpretations of continental borders(geological,
The definition of essential concepts remains vague11, leading to different interpretations in Member States.
We realised at once that a lot of things were open to different interpretations, and that it is difficult to set emission targets when the industrialized countries and the developing world have different financial goals.
which gives rise to different interpretations by Member States.
Furthermore, they may in practice give rise to different interpretations in individual cases,
Beyond any possible speculation, it is easy to imagine that we will still be in a somewhat unclear situation open to different interpretations.
As has been pointed out, the'best interests of the child' is a fluid concept that is open to different interpretations and ultimately rests on the appreciation by the judge of all the elements of the case at hand.
The country's Constitution established a complex institutional architecture that remains inefficient and is subject to different interpretations.
The reasons for the rejection essentially boiled down to different interpretations of ethical problems,
obligations imposed upon them, but the wording of some of the provisions has given rise to different interpretations.
It is true that the original specifications had ambiguities which gave rise to different interpretations, but these ambiguities were eliminated in 2007.
because it is not accompanied by a clear definition, the door is left open to different interpretations.
due to different interpretations of the applicable standard ISO 15364,
un-even implementation of the rules and regulations in the EU, due to different interpretations.
which has led to different interpretations and practices across Member States
A number of amendments proposed by Parliament aim to further improve the text of the Council' s common position by illuminating certain points that could otherwise be open to different interpretations.
I join with the rapporteur in emphasising the difficulty in accessing this kind of information in some European countries, due to different interpretations by the Member States of the directive on information relating to medicinal products,
may therefore lead to different interpretations.
programmes was overly complex, containing a large number of vaguely defined objectives leading to different interpretations and practical difficulties in co-operation between the beneficiary states.