Examples of using Should be interpreted in English and their translations into French
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This information, however, should be interpreted as complementary to the individual complaint put forward.
Comparative results are only valid, and should be interpreted, in the strict context of the assumptions of the financial models.
It should be interpreted in very restrictive terms,
He believed that the decision should be interpreted to mean that the use of process agents should be considered to be a controlled use since 1990.
The listing for 2,4,5-T should be interpreted to include the salts
The listing for pentachlorophenol should be interpreted to include the salts
dinoseb salts should be interpreted to include the salts
Article 14 of the Convention could and should be interpreted as obligating States that were free of torture to establish rehabilitation centres.
In addition, Canada specified that the phrase"transfer of technology" should be interpreted as set out in Millennium Development Goal 8.
The Panel is of the view that the term“witnessed the intentional infliction of the events” should be interpreted to encompass the circumstances described.
In this directive,"root crops" should be interpreted to mean root vegetables e. g.
how the contract should be interpreted.
recalls its jurisprudence that the prohibition on refoulement should be interpreted to encompass a remedy for its breach.
The Reporter stated that the Official Commentaries to the previous Protocols explained that the word“person” should be interpreted to apply to all types of entities.
in the context of the uniform rules,"uniqueness" should be interpreted as a relative concept.
It believes that the Rome Statute should be interpreted in such a way as to ensure respect for the sovereignty of States,
Of course, the trends discussed here should be interpreted with caution in view of the relatively small sample size per country(n~40-50)
No principle should be interpreted as affording less protection to consumers than is already provided for in current laws of general application,
The term‘rules of safety and conduct' should be interpreted as referring to all regulations having any relation to safety
These findings should be interpreted with caution as ease of access to finance indicates only the availability of the supply of funds,
