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Luck is a form of superstition which is interpreted differently by different individuals.
The definition of target groups has been interpreted differently by Member States and changed inside some Member States over the years.
Do you think Alva's“bad behavior” might have been interpreted differently if she would been a man?
the number is interpreted differently and depends on their age and gender.
The relevant case-law of the Court of Justice of the European Union is interpreted differently between Member States
may be interpreted differently per territory, to apply the two forms of consent.
That provision should not be interpreted differently where the third-country national lives together with his spouse
It is for this reason that the same sentences have been interpreted differently by different commentators.
Our sample of five ongoing Horizon 2020 projects shows that the notion of‘expected impact' was interpreted differently under the various calls.
which are also interpreted differently for each person.
The same text is interpreted differently by different people,
It is interesting that the blood that a person saw in a dream was interpreted differently by different peoples- from future successes
since it is apparent from the evidence submitted to it that the terms have been interpreted differently by the competent authorities of the Member States.
the Cohesion Fund which were interpreted differently by the Member States.
provisions were interpreted differently by the Member States
Passenger rights are difficult to obtain as many provisions of the regulations can be interpreted differently by passengers, carriers
so as a result of the delay was interpreted differently by followers of Shi'ite.
Nor should that provision be interpreted differently where the third-country national has returned to his country of origin,
provisions were interpreted differently by the Member States
creating a piece that can be looked at over and over and interpreted differently each time”, shares Lauren.