Examples of using Could be interpreted in English and their translations into Polish
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The French authorities took the view that the restructuring of EDF's accounts in 1997 could be interpreted as a capital injection of an amount equivalent to the partial tax exemption.
At the same time, patient\'s interview could be interpreted by voice recognition
The Committee believes that the existence of the condition of reasonable prospects is much too vague from a legal point of view, and could be interpreted in too restricted a way.
Arcturus and Pollux showed that Arcturus exhibited a long-period radial velocity oscillation, which could be interpreted as a substellar companion.
The reader probably wonders how it is possible that an inanimate object that is a kind of weapon used by aliens, could be interpreted by Maoris as a specially deadly-biting lizard.
A decision in favour of the Shah family could be interpreted in a manner which implies that the judiciary is to be at war with the political and financial establishment.
we should imprison any citizen who writes anything that could be interpreted by the police as being intended to encourage terrorism- not even'instigate' it, mark you.
national negotiators decided that parts of the Constitution that could be interpreted as impinging on statehood,
such as the formulations regarding abolition of obstacles to the free movement of persons and services, which could be interpreted as a statement against collective agreements in the labour market.
However, it shares the concern expressed by the Commissioner for Human Rights of the Council of Europe that some of the changes(for instance in the Constitution) could be interpreted in such a way as being even more restrictive than the provisions which they have replaced.
portraits did not feature very largely in the designs chosen by the jury: even a slight similarity to a real person could be interpreted as demonstrating national bias.
as it contains ambiguous wording which could be interpreted as granting collective rights to minorities
the vehemence in the voices of atheist campaigners could be interpreted as an increasingly desperate
my group expressed deep concern that attempts to restrict reporting of the case could be interpreted as an attempt at covering it up.
notes that such grounds for rejection could be interpreted in such a way that even minor infringements would result in applications being permanently refused.
applicable as the financial threshold for certain categories of cultural objects, could be interpreted in such a way as to jeopardise the effective application of the Directive.
Furthermore, the text as proposed by the Council could be interpreted to mean an implementing rule could not be proposed for adoption if excessive costs would result for just one out of the 25 Member States.
I voted for Amendment 3 because this relates to a point in the motion for a resolution which could be interpreted as encouraging a return to standardisation of agricultural products shape and dimensions of fruit and vegetables.
the Annex to Regulation(EEC) No 3911/92, applicable as the financial threshold for certain categories of cultural objects, could be interpreted in such a way as to jeopardise the effective application of the Regulation.
In analysing the reasoned opinions, the Commission distinguished between arguments relating to the principle of subsidiarity, or that could be interpreted as subsidiarity concerns, and other arguments relating