Examples of using Problems of interpretation in English and their translations into French
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In order to avoid any problems of interpretation, we propose to introduce a reference to intermediate inspections in the relevant paragraphs of sections 1.8.6
To avoid this and problems of interpretation and opinion, reference to"full thickness destruction of intact skin tissue" as in the current Model Regulations text would be preferable.
The definition of torture in article 174 of the criminal code does not present problems of interpretation and contains the basic elements of the definition contained in the Convention against Torture.
It considered that the texts should be worded so as not to pose problems of interpretation and so that the interpretation would be the same for all modes of transport.
At the most recent session of the Joint Meeting, Austria, presenting informal document INF.23, raised problems of interpretation of subsection 1.1.3.1(c) the"tradesman's exemption.
Several experts considered that the proposed note would cause problems of interpretation and did not provide sufficient guidance as to when similar packagings of the same article did not need to be retested.
Following problems of interpretation noted in Portugal,
they lack deeper research and they face problems of interpretation, given the different terminologies used assistance,
Such problems of interpretation are avoided
the principle should be expressed more clearly in order to avoid future problems of interpretation of what was an extremely significant rule.
that the contradictions the court found in her story are attributable to problems of interpretation.
However, this possibility was not explicitly mentioned in the text of article 14-- which in some countries created problems of interpretation. In this respect there was often a problem in civil law countries that common law countries might not have.
invoked by the courts, and it would also serve to settle any problems of interpretation.
it was stated that introducing a reference to“records” in the Uniform Rules might create problems of interpretation of article 2(a) of the Model Law.
pertinent international instrument or national legislation does not cause any problems of interpretation or implementation.
which may give rise to problems of interpretation.
However, this possibility is not explicitly mentioned in the text of article 14-- which in some countries creates problems of interpretation. In this respect there was often a problem in civil law countries that common law countries might not have.
standard by which to interpret those terms, problems of interpretation would arise later.
which rendered the sense of"enforceable" without posing problems of interpretation.