Examples of using Been interpreted in English and their translations into Romanian
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There is a right to life(Article 7) which has been interpreted by case law as a right to a healthy environment(Pyrga Community v. the Republic(1991) 4CLR).
Like many of Poe's tales,"The Masque of the Red Death" has also been interpreted autobiographically.
I know when to suspect my images have not been interpreted correctly.
In the dream books often white horse has been interpreted as an omen of an early marriage.
Mihai Călin confers distinctive warmth to a character whose humanity has been interpreted in every way possible.
The cards are amongst the oldest of symbols, and have been interpreted in many different ways.
The actual role of the Orthodox Church since the creation of the Greek nation-state has been interpreted in many diverse and opposing ways;
I do not, of course, know how that provision has been interpreted in practice by military tribunals in the US.
drolleries on the chancel, strange masks that have been interpreted both as saints and as demons.
the Regulation has in specific instances been interpreted so as to support arbitration
has been interpreted as the first known North American representation of the supernova.
Finally, all good test users are trained to give feedback to you on how you performed once the test has been interpreted.
Emanuel Swedenborg have been interpreted as a proponents of Modalism,
the caselaw in which that definition has been interpreted.
Kolerov's statements have been interpreted in Chisinau as in recognition of the independence
a major problem is that all of this has been interpreted too much as a free-for-all and Member States have
flexible interpretation of the Financial Regulation, which has been interpreted narrowly to date so as to effectively exclude grassroots organisations.
these attacks have been interpreted as vindictive.[200][201] In parts of India,
It has, however, been interpreted differently by Member States,
has been interpreted by many journalists as a personal defeat of the latter.