Examples of using Are interpreted in English and their translations into Finnish
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we should also ensure that our audit findings are interpreted and used correctly.
The terms“occupational physician” and“transport psychologist” are interpreted differently in different Member States.
its story and the mood are interpreted, and in what direction the viewer's gaze is directed.
how the indicators are interpreted.
there are inconsistencies in how they are interpreted and employed.
the extended characters are interpreted correctly.
This is because the rules of the European Patent Convention are interpreted differently in the Member States and are not being tested.
that in the current circumstances, terms are interpreted not by judges but by prosecutor's offices and law enforcement.
It should also be borne in mind that these principles have gained general acceptance but are interpreted according to the values of the individual.
which on the top, are interpreted by an omniscient teacher.
Unless these articles are interpreted in their widest sense, there is a
Interpretation, not translation Tongues that are interpreted equal prophecy,
Situations in which key provisions of the Directive are interpreted differently in the different Member States are also inadmissible.
some of Nijinsky's motifs are interpreted from a contemporary perspective.
The problem is that the timetable for achieving the criteria is very fast and they are interpreted too strictly.
as well as the way these are interpreted.
to increase transparency in the way in which the key requirements of the New Approach directives are interpreted by the standardisation, supervisory and notification bodies and by consultants providing technical support to entrepreneurs.
that the Community take account of how they are interpreted by the Community's major trading partners.
in how the rules on VAT are interpreted and applied are more likely than ever to distort competition.
Although generally there is a need for more alignment on how the different principles and incentives of Article 8 are interpreted and applied, the Commission is of the opinion that the local