Examples of using Open to interpretation in English and their translations into Finnish
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clearly defined parameter and is not open to interpretation.
the recommendations are too vague and open to interpretation.
his message was sometimes described as opaque or open to interpretation.
confusing or open to interpretation.
Because this wording is open to interpretation, it gives rise to the possibility that Member States may apply the article differently in similar circumstances.
by trying too hard to compromise, we have arrived at a text that is unclear in places and too open to interpretation.
The wording of the legal provisions must be formulated more precisely wherever it is still vague and open to interpretation.
partly unclear and open to interpretation, although the aim has certainly been otherwise.
Unfortunately, its treatment of social and health services provoked much criticism because the wording is too open to interpretation.
That is open to interpretation… because he will say that it was my fault,
are so broad and open to interpretation as to risk bringing the purpose of the legislation- to achieve a common level of protection throughout the Union- seriously into disrepute.
bad compromises which leave legislation far too open to interpretation, SLIM can be critically examined from the following angles.
And when someone creates something that no one else ever has before, it's like it's part of their DNA that can't be owned by anybody Or else… You know, art can be subjective and open to interpretation.
Furthermore, in paragraph 18, the use of language leaves the meaning unclear and open to interpretation; prevention of"girl pregnancies" has the unfortunate double meaning of specifically seeking to prevent pregnancies where the conceived child is a girl.
of‘conversion' by it's very nature, annexe II rather refers to‘industrial activities' leaving it open to interpretation whether for example the decommissioning of a reactor is a‘conversion' of a reactor to, say for example, an empty field.
What they imply is open to interpretation.
It's ambiguous; definitely open to interpretation.
These paragraphs are, to some extent, open to interpretation.
competitiveness is wider and open to interpretation.