Examples of using Differing interpretations in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Differing interpretations persisted into the eighteenth century:
the Committee felt that it was essential for the Commission to draw up supplementary guidelines so as to avoid differing interpretations of Article 81 EC.
There are also differing interpretations of the exact quality of the vowel:
We have tabled an amendment on this paragraph, because there are differing interpretations, both within and outside and European Union,
there is the danger of abuse through differing interpretations of the unified legal norms.
which may suggest differing interpretations among examiners when assessing the tool's items.
provision should be made for a mechanism allowing institutions to rule on individual cases in which differing interpretations of Regulation(EEC) No 1408/71
As regards the danger of differing interpretations of Regulation No 2187/93 by the national courts,
It is because we find that differing interpretations of the UN Convention are an undoubted source of contention,
No 574/72 where differing interpretations by the Member States
is the subject of differing interpretation by Member States;
Politicians and historians have differing interpretations of the events.
The ESC notes that this condition iscapable of differing interpretations.
As the decades went on, differing interpretations of the character emerged.
This runs the risk of giving rise to differing interpretations and undermining the legal scope of the provisions concerned.
together with differing interpretations of how the relevant Treaty provisions can be put into effect.
is intended to fill the current legislative vacuum which allows for differing interpretations depending on the position adopted by each Member State.
municipalities public burocracies as to the procedures to be adopted for those processes that occurred due to differing interpretations of the legislation incident on them.
which may give rise to differing interpretations.
Any change to its sole powers here would create the risk of differing interpretations of Article 85(3)