Examples of using To different interpretations in English and their translations into French
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may be subject to different interpretations.
which was subject to different interpretations.
local powers provides the possibility to adjust the law according to different interpretations and diverse cases.
These additional conditions may lead to different interpretations in practice e.g. filled pressure receptacles at customer sites shall be carried for periodic inspection immediately after the expiry of the time limit or what is an intermediate carriage operation.
The working group agreed that the first part of the text regarding the heat resisting properties of the body is technically insufficient and leads to different interpretations, and that it should be deleted.
of operative paragraph 9, which was open to different interpretations and should therefore be amended or deleted.
badly negotiated rules that have given rise to different interpretations and therefore been contested.
opening phrase"Upon being satisfied that the circumstances so warrant" in paragraph 1, as it could be open to different interpretations.
is open to different interpretations.
often give rise to different interpretations by States and judges.
gives rise to different interpretations-- to leave the Centre without resources.
which was open to different interpretations.
They consider the assessment made in the report that objective conditions could be rapidly created to establish a system-wide network as too general and liable to different interpretations.
Development” was open to different interpretations.
this might have led to different interpretations.
A reference was made to different interpretations of the provisions of the Charter concerning the use of armed force under regional arrangements
Moreover, plan documents may be susceptible to different interpretations, each of which could be reasonable,
It was considered that a general clause would give rise to different interpretations in different countries
One key concept that is subject to different interpretations is“vulnerability”, particularly in relation to another important concept,“disadvantage”.
Future discussion might lead to different interpretations of the relevant conventions;