Examples of using Cannot be interpreted in English and their translations into Bulgarian
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
his own history, which cannot be interpreted in the context of the age.
Article 10 cannot be interpreted as prohibiting the forfeiture in the public interest of items whose use has lawfully been adjudged illicit.
However, Tuesday's ceasefire with Hamas cannot be interpreted in any way other than a surrender to terror," he said.
The history of life cannot be interpreted solely through emblematic fossils of dinosaurs
The principle of self-determination cannot be interpreted to include a right in international law of secession(outside of the colonial context).
Furthermore, that explanation cannot be interpreted as a refusal on the part of the administration to release those documents.
staying silent cannot be interpreted as implied consent.
TFEU, the notion of waste cannot be interpreted restrictively.
As has already been pointed out, Article 12 of Regulation No 1612/68 cannot be interpreted restrictively.
Article 7(1)(c) of Directive 2003/86 cannot be interpreted and applied in such a manner that its application would disregard the fundamental rights set out in those provisions of the Charter.
(d) Article 1 of Protocol No. 1 cannot be interpreted as imposing any general obligation on the Contracting States to restore property which was transferred to them before they ratified the Convention.
other signals cannot be interpreted.
the listing criterion cannot be interpreted as being a delegation to the Ukrainian authorities of the power to decide on the imposition of the restrictive measures in question.
(d) Article 1 of Protocol No. 1 cannot be interpreted as imposing any general obligation on the Contracting States to return property which was transferred to them before they ratified the Convention.
the listing criterion cannot be interpreted as being a delegation to the Ukrainian authorities of the power to decide on the imposition of the restrictive measures in question.
such as a momentary variation that cannot be interpreted, memorised or transmitted as a measuring result.
In other words,§ 2 II of the German Patent Act- in particular the concept of embryo which it uses- cannot be interpreted differently from that of the corresponding concept in Article 6(2)(c) of the Directive.
the concept of embryo which it uses cannot be interpreted differently from that of the corresponding concept in Article 6(2)(c)
the provisions of that directive cannot be interpreted restrictively, and must not in any event be deprived of their effectiveness(see, to that effect, Eind, paragraph 43).
The provisions of this law cannot be interpreted in the sense of limiting the application of the law on access to