Exemples d'utilisation de Open to interpretation en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Rum Swizzles are much more tropical and open to interpretation, as they're made with any variety of tropical juice
Given that the term"designer" is very subjective and open to interpretation, Hafner indicated that additional textile products could be imported at the expense of Canadian production.
Well, Janelle, obviously the actual scripture is open to interpretation, but what I took away from it, is that we
I always try not to fix the meaning of my photographs, and to leave them open to interpretation, often in suspense between two extremes like documentary
Previous reports noted that the extent to which the identified subsidization by core resources ran counter to legislation adopted by governing bodies in the past was open to interpretation.
It was suggested that in the absence of such a norm the list of indicators was open to interpretation and this could lead to problems of compatibility and measurability.
The extent to which this subsidization is counter to legislation adopted by governing bodies is open to interpretation because there is ambiguity about which costs in fact are expected to be fully recovered.
in load testing the results are much less clear cut, and are open to interpretation as to whether they are good or bad.
the latter being open to interpretation, change and progress;
such as Instagram's guidelines on‘standards of behaviour', that are open to interpretation, specifically around‘terrorism' and nudity.
For instance, the Act leaves it open to interpretation as to what constitutes an"offence" in publishing information that may endanger national security, or may be in conflict with public morality, religion
to obtain Russian support and">the resolution itself remained open to interpretation.
that some managers considered the existing policies to be ambiguous and open to interpretation.
These two project types also are more open to interpretation in that any project type could have been viewed to fit in these two categories,
There were various elements of the Convention that were open to interpretation, such as the use of"individual" and"person" in the body of the text
from the too-general character of UNCLOS obligations, which leave its norms open to interpretation, and on the other hand from the reliance on maximum sustainable yield
left the meaning of an image or the agenda for a building completely open to interpretation.
It was noted in paragraph 114 of the previous report that the extent to which the current subsidization by core resources runs counter to legislation adopted by governing bodies is open to interpretation because of legislative ambiguity about which costs-- full or incremental costs-- are expected to be fully recovered.
believing that it was often preferable to leave some formulations open to interpretation and take decisions later on certain critical issues.
when the event in question is more open to interpretation, for example social constructs such as popularity and attractiveness are more