Examples of using Are to be interpreted in English and their translations into Dutch
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therefore generate an environment of legal certainty within which the administrative charges for agreeing possibly with several Member States on how the rules are to be interpreted and applied are considerably reduced.
as a consequence, exceptions to that rule are to be interpreted strictly.
Lastly, the Commission pointed out that national rules likely to impede the exercise of any freedom enshrined in the Treaty are to be interpreted with reference to such basic rights as the protection of privacy
of Chapter VII of the annex to Directive 91/628 are to be interpreted as meaning that they permit a Member State to introduce.
if the data and figures are to be interpreted so harshly for a sector which is undergoing such great, all-encompassing change as
as those provisions are to be interpreted in conjunction with the provisions of Article 64(1)
Although the exemptions provided for in Article 13 are to be interpreted strictly, the fact remains that where neither the lenderis in principle sufficiently wide to include credit granted by a supplier of goods by way of deferred payment.">
whether Articles 2 and 3 of Regulation No 1408/71 are to be interpreted as meaning that they may be relied on by the surviving spouse of a migrant worker for the purpose of determining the rate of contribution in relation to a period of voluntary insurance completed under the oldage pension scheme of the Member State in which the worker was employed.
55 EC, are to be interpreted as precluding the legislation of a Member State which prohibits the broadcasting of advertisements for medical and surgical treatments of a cosmetic nature carried out in private health
of the Treaty and 7(1) of Regulation No 1612/68 are to be interpreted as meaning that they preclude the grant, under conditions such
the Schengen Borders Code 2 are to be interpreted as meaning that, where a third-country national does not fulfil,
Consequently, Articles 43 EC and 48 EC are to be interpreted as not precluding tax legislation of a Member State which imposes certain compliance requirements where the resident company seeks exemption from taxes already paid on the profits of that CFC in the State in which it is resident,
48 EC are to be interpreted as not precluding national tax legislation which imposes certain compliance requirements where the resident company seeks exemption from taxes already paid on the profits of that CFC in the State in which it is resident,
However, this is to be interpreted as an important component of the cleaning process.
The list of works of art is exhaustive and is to be interpreted strictly.
We now, therefore, do not know how the text is to be interpreted.
This is to be interpreted like follows.
A unilateral statement indicating intention is to be interpreted in the way in which the person to whom it is addressed could be expected to understand it.
When EU legislation is to be interpreted, the Court of Justice's decision prevails,
A contract is to be interpreted according to the common intention of the parties