Examples of using To different interpretations in English and their translations into Dutch
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Which categories of unemployed persons are or are not covered thereby gives rise to different interpretations of the unemployment figures on the part of the trade unions
provided they are compiled on the basis of unique principles that are not open to different interpretations.
thereby opening the door to different interpretations of Article 30 by the legal authorities of the same Member State
The novelty of some provisions of the Regulation has led to different interpretations, and thus varied application, among air carriers
that is why we have a duty, as MEPs, to champion clear legislation that is not subject to different interpretations by Member States or rulings by the Court of Justice.
the same objective parameters are subject to different interpretations.
provided they are compiled on the basis of unique principles that are not open to different interpretations; whereas for this purpose the recommendations for the calculation of data at constant prices within the framework of Regulation(EC)
as lack of clarity in the text left it open to different interpretations and gave rise to loopholes in the regulations
The lack of precision in certain articles could lead to different interpretation between regulators and between auditors.
This unclear situation has led also to distortions of trade in the internal market due to different interpretation and enforcement of Directive 2009/39/EC across Member States
Some isses subject to different interpretations are.
Isn't every text ambiguous and open to different interpretations?
It emerged during the public consultation that Article 20 TEC is subject to different interpretations.
In addition, this can lead to different interpretations in different Member States which undermines the free movement of goods in the Community.
Furthermore, they may in practice give rise to different interpretations in individual cases,
referred to by the honourable Member, that the wording of the decision could give rise to different interpretations.
This diverse understanding gives rise to different interpretations in practice of the principles of free movement of health services established by the Court of Justice among the Member States.
due to different interpretations of the applicable standard ISO 15364,
has to be rejected as it opens the door to different interpretations of what can be considered as an"operational reason.