Examples of using Has interpreted in English and their translations into Chinese
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In the absence of a specific definition, the mandate holder has interpreted these terms extensively.
In the years after the creation of this flag, the public has interpreted the emblem in many various ways.
A broad current of liberal scholarship has interpreted Jesus′ Baptism as a vocational experience.
State courts have also interpreted a State right to equal access to government benefits more broadly than the Supreme Court has interpreted a similar federal right.
The Constitution may only be interpreted by the Supreme Court, which has interpreted" imprisonment" to mean either" rigorous" or" simple imprisonment".
He also tweeted another warning against North Korea, saying Pyongyang"has interpreted America's past restraint as weakness.
As aforementioned, the Apex Court has interpreted the right to life as denoting a right to a life with dignity, which includes the rights to health, education, clean environment, speedy trial, privacy etc.
The Fact-Finding Mission has interpreted its mandate to include any action by all parties that might have constituted violations of international human rights law or international humanitarian law.
The Committee has interpreted its remit as retrospectively reviewing all contract amendments of values from $0.5 million to $5 million in order to decide whether procurement actions were appropriate.
In this judgement, ICTR has interpreted the nature and level of suffering as meaning" acts of torture, be they bodily or mental, inhumane or degrading treatment, persecution"(para. 504).
The Supreme Court of India has interpreted the provisions on equality before the law in article 14 of India' s Constitution to promote equality in both law and fact.
The Federal Constitutional Court has interpreted this provision to mean that, even in such cases, according to the circumstances, a risk of flight or tampering with evidence must exist.
In a letter dated 12 September 2011, the author notes that the Supreme Court of the Philippines has interpreted criminal libel as a constitutional exception to the right to freedom of expression.
Those workers would have needed homes, but excavations have uncovered no sign of walls, hearths, or houses- no other buildings that Schmidt has interpreted as domestic.
The Panel has interpreted resolution 687(1991) in accordance with the guidance provided by the Governing Council in decision 7(and decision 15 for embargo related losses).
The OECD commentary has interpreted paragraph 3 of article 26 as creating a reciprocity requirement-- that exchange of information is not required unless both tax administrations have approximately equal capacity.
The Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights has interpreted articles 2(2) and 3(relating to non-discrimination) of the International Covenant in the light of the UNESCO Convention.
The United Nations Human Rights Committee has interpreted certain rights guaranteed by the ICCPR as entailing positive obligations. This is clearly the case with regard to the right to life.
The Secretary-General has interpreted this to mean that we must have a United Nations reform that would identify major themes and paths in order to meet this need.
Referring to the Committee' s general comment No. 15 on article 13, he argues that the Committee has interpreted broadly the right against arbitrary expulsion.