Examples of using Differing interpretations in English and their translations into Greek
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For example, Member States have differing interpretations of how dual-use export controls should be applied59,
room for ambiguity, and differing interpretations;
In order to safeguard uniform case law and prevent differing interpretations, case law should continue to be the preserve of the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg which,
thereby avoiding differing interpretations, and that these two directives- at least in essence- will have to be jointly implemented by Member States by 24 October 1998 at the latest.
Or what if there are differing interpretations of whether they have?
In the case of differing interpretations, the contract language version shall be binding.
Unanimity is obviously a very clear concept, not subject to any differing interpretations.
Honest, sincere Christians can have differing interpretations of the passages concerning these peripheral issues.
Such contradictory signals have given rise to differing interpretations as to the nature of the Union.
Many of the comments made by the Court relate to differing interpretations of the remarks in earlier budgets(1996-98).
The application of certain rules relating to the eligibility of expenditure can give rise to differing interpretations.
Over the next 1500 years, christians slaughtered christians by the millions in differing interpretations in the religion of love and compassion.
we would never have two differing interpretations of any observed phenomenon.
The Court also assessed the extent to which the rules allow for differing interpretations which could lead to different treatment between Member States(including potential impact on the amounts recovered).
have often clashed over differing interpretations of secularism, over time they have developed convergent views on Turkish nationalism.
is intended to fill the current legislative vacuum which allows for differing interpretations depending on the position adopted by each Member State.
there have been differing interpretations among Member States of some of its provisions over the years.
in order to prevent differing interpretations by the Twelve.
(31) However, the national legislation was the subject of differing interpretations by the courts, some arriving at an application of that legislation that was compatible with Community law, others arriving at
we can limit the number of differing interpretations and establish minimum obligations in this area,