Examples of using To be interpreted in English and their translations into Hungarian
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(116) In that context and unless it is provided otherwise, terms not defined in one directive may need to be interpreted in the light of another directive,
like words in a sentence, therefore they need to be interpreted taking into account the circumstances in which they are used.
so complaint levels need to be interpreted in conjunction with other indicators.
of Directive 93/37 needs to be interpreted restrictively, I am not convinced that the criteria proposed by that Member State provide an appropriate standard for such an interpretation.
Services(Administrative Proceedings Act), which means that taxation rules need to be interpreted parallel with the general administrative rules.
the plundering of the country from November 1918 to be interpreted as a factor in regional stabilisation at an event organised here in Brussels, at the heart of Europe, under the aegis of Members of European Parliament.
in which the Court held that a purely literal interpretation of the provision to be interpreted in that case was not sufficient.
configuration of animals- was to be interpreted in the way that we scientifically do today.
Article 53 of the Charter further states that nothing in the Charter is to be interpreted as restricting or adversely affecting the rights recognised inter alia by the ECHR(judgment in Volker und Markus Schecke
which operates to cause the Symbol to be interpreted as referring to that Object.
(4) Is Article 4(c) of Regulation[No 330/2010] to be interpreted as meaning that a prohibition of engaging third-party undertakings discernible to the public to handle internet sales that is imposed on the members of a selective distribution system operating at the retail level of trade constitutes a restriction of passive sales to end users“by object”?'.
demographic change tie in with structural links that need to be interpreted from a regional perspective- objectives set in the fields of education,
demographic change tie in with structural links that need to be interpreted from a territorial perspective- objectives set in the fields of education,
of the Sixth Directive to the provisions of Article 20(5) does not allow Article 20(4) of the Directive to be interpreted in a manner contrary to its wording.
however Article 15 c differs from it and needs to be interpreted independently(28.§)§ 15 b(and 15 a)„cover situations in which the applicant for subsidiary protection is specifically exposed to the risk of a particular type of harm.” but See.
also points to the need for the terms used in that provision to be interpreted autonomously, having regard, in particular, to the regulation's system and objectives.
Having regard to Article 10 of the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms and the case-law of the European Court of Human Rights, is Article 11 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union, particularly the principle of pluralism of the media, to be interpreted as meaning that it precludes a national provision such as that described in Questions 1,