Examples of using Broad interpretation in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The masters in photography and related media emphasizes a broad interpretation of photography as a conceptual art form,
In the first place, the Court adopted a broad interpretation of the concept of‘claim arising from the contract',(23)
The Greek Government adds that an excessively broad interpretation of the notion of communication to the public would lead to unwanted results,
It is appropriate to adopt a broad interpretation of Directive 2004/38 that will enable it to be applied to Union citizens and to third-country national family members
The Commission contends in respect of both parts of the third plea that a broad interpretation of Article 2(2)
Restricts the broad interpretation of the concepts"actors of protection" and"internal protection" in line with the standards of the Geneva Convention
that irreconcilable judgments will not be given in two Member States require a broad interpretation of that concept of‘civil and commercial matters'.
This recital prevents a broad interpretation of the term"criminal proceedings", as advocated and deemed necessary by the European Court of Human Rights,
To the opposition, this is a very broad interpretation of an international treaty,
In harmony with the broad interpretation laid down in the jurisprudence preceding the creation of the Charter,‘the fundamental rights guaranteed in the legal order of the European Union are applicable in all situations governed by European Union law'.
I am glad that our resolution on freedom of religion gives the subject a broad interpretation and recalls the fundamental rights:
To the opposition, this is a very broad interpretation of an international treaty,
Having regard to the need to give that provision a broad interpretation,(38) and to the Court's use of the conjunction‘or', I consider that
The master of fine arts program in imaging arts emphasizes a broad interpretation of photography as a conceptual art form,
will be met soon, just as they were in the case of the media law, resulting in a sufficiently hollow set of rules that allow for broad interpretation, combined with a few loyal appointees.
Furthermore, a broad interpretation of Article 5(4) of Annex XIII to the Staff
Red Bull claims that the broad interpretation of the concept of‘due cause' which is to be derived from Mr de Vries' arguments would lead indirectly to the recognition of unregistered marks, whereas the Benelux Convention has set out, in accordance with Directive 89/104, a system for the protection of marks which is based exclusively on their registration.
It follows from all of the foregoing that a broad interpretation of Article 22(2) of Regulation No 44/2001, under which it would apply to any proceedings in which a question concerning the
Those factors favour a broad interpretation of the combined provisions of Article 2(f) and Article 10(3) of Directive 2003/86,
Nor would a broad interpretation of Article 22(2) of Regulation No 44/2001 be consistent with the specific objective of that provision,