Examples of using Could be interpreted in English and their translations into Danish
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This could be interpreted as being in conflict with the prudence principle as stated in Article 3 l(l)(c)
You were speculating that perhaps Sydney's desire to find her mother could be interpreted as criticism of you as a father.
In the end, the UN security council passed a resolution that could be interpreted as approval for bombing Syria.
Lipschitz showed that:… the geometrical statements could be interpreted as mechanical laws[but these were]
Nonetheless I am opposed to Amendment No 2, which could be interpreted as justifying terrorism
anyone who dares to express, verbally or in writing, a political opinion that could be interpreted as supporting terrorism is risking arrest.
With not a hint of intolerance she expressed a small concern that my now regular visits could be interpreted as the beginnings of an obsession.
The geometrical statements could be interpreted as mechanical laws[but these were]
You do realise, sir, that what you said could be interpreted as an act of war?
Sorry, I don't think there's anything that could be interpreted as a… Wait, wait.
However, paragraph 6 of the report contains wording that could be interpreted to the effect that compromises made in Amsterdam
profit are, or could be interpreted as being, in conflict with those of the Group.
Sorry. Wait, wait, wait. I don't think there's anything that could be interpreted as a.
All of us must avoid inflaming the debate by raising issues which could be interpreted as threatening in many national capitals.
The variations are not, however, such that they could be interpreted as specific roster effects.
a company in my constituency is concerned that Article No 3 could be interpreted as acting retrospectively.
where it could be interpreted among other things as a metaphor of the right of the strong to dominate the weak.
Never give directions that could be interpreted in different ways,
to be capable of making up for what could be interpreted, perhaps even for electoral reasons, as giving up.
It's interesting psychologically how Agent Booth's efforts to persuade you to enjoy fruit pie could be interpreted as a kind of seduction.