Examples of using Often interpreted in English and their translations into Italian
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This leads to the theory that, due to the yellow-clay soils found around Saginaw Bay, they called themselves the autonym of Oθaakiiwaki often interpreted to mean"yellow-earth.
the principle of Justice is often interpreted to raise questions about appropriate compensation for participants-questions that are subject to intense debate in medical ethics(Dickert
access, the principle of Justice is often interpreted to raise questions about appropriate compensation for participants-questions which are subject to intense debate in medical ethics(Dickert and Grady 2008).
to the Lucerna Pasaz, a parody of the original Statue of Wenceslas in the square, often interpreted as derisive attack on the Czech Government.
is often interpreted favourably for men, who are supposedly
Like the regular accent, however, the marcato is often interpreted to suggest a sharp attack tapering to the original dynamic,
it was often interpreted as implying it.
laws that we see as being" borrowed from the west" are often interpreted as tools by dictatorial governments to mislead
in modern Russia, often interpreted as the Day of All Men,
their silence can be deemed to mean they do not contest the charges made against them, and is often interpreted as a tacit admission of guilt.
fantasized vision of the religion to which we assign the outset are often interpreted as a defense of religious ideology(or national-religious)
as rules for spending the funding are quite often interpreted differently.
which is often interpreted as a euphemism for the expansion of world trade based on comparative advantage.
as rules for spending the funds are quite often interpreted differently.
many anarchists turned to small scale"propaganda of the deed," which was often interpreted as unsupported little insurrections
This decision- often interpreted as an indication of a lack of commitment to his post in Brussels- has led the majority of historians to disregard Malfatti's work at the head of the Commission
six characteristics identified and described by Calvin notes in his much-discussed and often interpreted by critics as quality related literature
although this is often interpreted too widely.
Carriers have often interpreted Article 2 broadly whilst the Commission
create a Start sign. Using the color green(green often interpreted as go, start,