Examples of using Could be interpreted in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ultimately, he preferred the word" acceptance", which could be interpreted broadly to include silence.
Mr. Rivas Posada said that he did not support the addition because it evoked a political concept and could be interpreted as being prejudicial to reform movements.
the negative vote of the United States and Israel could be interpreted only as a denial of the right of the Palestinian people to self-determination.
The failure to specify that States are responsible for punishing violations could be interpreted as encouraging vigilantism.
I suppose that could be interpreted as stalking but it could be just as easily be seen as sincerity, persistence--.
Any hesitation on the part of the international community could be interpreted by the terrorists as a sign of weakness and impotence.
It may also have decided to suspend further testing which could be interpreted as inconsistent with the spirit of the E3+3 negotiations.
It was important that the Commission should not adopt any rule that could be interpreted as limiting the primacy of Charter obligations or the authority of the Security Council.
Although this suggestion could be interpreted as reinforcing dependency on foreign firms, it has the advantage of supporting local firms to benefit from productivity spillovers.
He wondered whether article 25 of the Covenant, which referred to citizens, could be interpreted in the case of Latvia as covering both citizens and non-citizens.
It was concerned that such provisions could be interpreted as prohibiting the sharing of information on the human rights situation with the United Nations human rights organs.
In Mr. Zermatten ' s view, the reference to the access to appeals and complaints procedures could be interpreted so as to include the possibility for a child to file an individual communication before the Committee claiming the violation of his
In that connection, draft article 39 could be interpreted as relating to a subsidiary responsibility on the part of member States to make good any shortfall in the funds of an organization in the event of its having to pay compensation.
In connection with paragraph 3, the view was also expressed that the meaning of the word" modalities" was not clear, and that paragraph 3 could be interpreted as limiting State sovereignty in determining the modalities of international cooperation.
Available resources could be interpreted in diverse ways.
It could be interpreted that way, yes.
But it could be interpreted that way.
In some ways verification could be interpreted more loosely.
This one could be interpreted as a warning.
And I had to be aware of how that could be interpreted.