Examples of using Have interpreted in English and their translations into Russian
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If the Witch knew the true meaning of sacrifice… she might have interpreted the Deep Magic differently.
Nevertheless, the Metropolitan Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court have interpreted the laws contrary to the Convention,
We have interpreted these efforts to reason their underlying aims,
The courts have interpreted the constitutional guarantee to include the right to choose a marital regime in recognition of cultural diversity
which the experimenters themselves have interpreted as a warning«from on high»,
A part of political scientists have interpreted this move as a beginning of forming a new left centrist bloc alternative for the Communist Party.
Evangelical Baptist representatives have interpreted this measure as official opposition to the presence of an active Baptist community in the country.
I would have interpreted as a religion.
States have interpreted the concept of“abuse of power or of a position of vulnerability” in varying ways within their respective national legislation.
Different authors have interpreted the TCP/IP model differently,
The Team also notes that States have interpreted the scope of the arms embargo in different ways, and not all have
Some bloggers have interpreted the meaning of the song as Lohan announcing,
in practice, the courts have interpreted this provision in a restrictive sense,
Many writers have interpreted the last line of the quatrain to read"Quand Rin enfant Germain observera," or"When the German Child will see the Rhine," however"rien" in French means nothing, not"Rhine" and"enfant de
author James Basker have interpreted the first stanza of"Amazing Grace" as evidence of Newton's realization that his participation in the slave trade was his wretchedness,
The Israeli courts have interpreted this evidentiary requirement mandated by section 9 to refer to the requirement for the submission of prima facie evidence sufficient to have supported the issuance of an indictment against the suspect.
His French name came from his English nickname,"Book Man," which some scholars, despite accounts suggesting that he was a Vodou houngan, have interpreted as meaning that he was a Muslim,
The Courts have interpreted the relevant legislation in a broad manner,
The countries have interpreted differently the IUCN protection categories,
the Ministry of the Interior have interpreted the current regulation that in this case the marriage will be declared null