Examples of using Misinterpretation in English and their translations into Finnish
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Especially prone to misinterpretation are passages that deal with promises made to Israel both fulfilled and unfulfilled.
that you will explain this as a misunderstanding or a misinterpretation and, quite rightly,
are a misinterpretation.
although it considers that a minor redrafting is needed to avoid any legal misinterpretation.
which is a misinterpretation.
horribly open to misinterpretation.
so there can be no misinterpretation.
Finally, the Finnish Government submits that a need for the parties to the main proceedings to have pleaded misinterpretation of Community law before the national court could render the exercise of rights conferred by Community law impossible in practice and thus run counter to the principle of effectiveness.
First of all, Kempter states that it does not follow from the third paragraph of Article 234 EC that the parties to the main proceedings must have pleaded misinterpretation of Community law before the national court in order for it to be obliged to make a reference for a preliminary ruling.
error of assessment and misinterpretation of Regulation No 4028/86 and breach of the principle of proportionality.
leave this open to abuse and misinterpretation, whether those persons are in the public
the possibility of there having been misinterpretation of some provisions creates uncertainty as to the comparability of the information provided,
Misinterpretation, purposely or otherwise, of the Rules
In order to avoid that documents published may lead to misinterpretation which could be detrimental to the reputation of the parties involved,
Members must be here all the time, because that is a misinterpretation of the Rules as construed by myself and Mr Janssen van Raay.
is that the judicial decision in question is based on a misinterpretation of Community law and therefore shows that it has been misapplied,
which are closely connected. First, the decision of the court ruling at final instance is based on a misinterpretation of Community law. Second, that court did not refer a question to
In order to prevent misinterpretation or abuse of the necessary security measures, the EESC, in accordance with
The complaints from Finland seem to contain some misinterpretations of the evaluation principles.
Any errors and misinterpretations can then still be corrected before a final version is arrived at.