Examples of using Could be interpreted in English and their translations into Slovak
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Putting your ships on their borders could be interpreted as a grab for power an attempt to form your own personal empire.
The provision could be interpreted strictly, limited only to internal cases,
In human beings, skipping breakfast depresses glucose levels and so could be interpreted by the body as indicating poor environmental conditions and low meals availability.
The word could be interpreted as"Cloud Hands","Hands in the Clouds".
the way in which the coordination system is structured could be interpreted as limiting the independence of the coordinator,
When you eat less food you end up without that sluggish feeling that comes with overheating, which could be interpreted as more energy.
The websites of third parties referring to WEBSITE should not have content that could be interpreted as unethical, offensive,
He also claimed to have found a statement in Neuhaus' book that could be interpreted as implying that everyone will be saved.
taken in isolation, could be interpreted as expressing a confidence that all will be saved.
As things stand, imposing further restrictions on imports of beef from Brazil could be interpreted as protectionism by some, and could lead to a challenge to our measures at the WTO.
In fact, actions that for other institutions could be interpreted as a sign of“appeasement”
In addition to the strange transit signals, astronomers have also noted that the star is exhibiting a gradual dimming over the past century, which could be interpreted as a sign of a megastructure being built.
The Committee deplores undeclared work in the strongest of terms, but notes that such grounds for rejection could be interpreted in such a way that even minor infringements would result in applications being permanently refused.
This could be interpreted as encouragement to criminalise non-commercial acts
transfer referred to in Article 3(1) of Directive 77/187 could be interpreted as encompassing a period of greater
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.
The colors of the flag that coincide with the French tricolor could be interpreted as an expression of the desire for independence that Norway did not reach until the beginning of the 20th century.
However, Dearie said that securities law could be interpreted“flexibly”, pointing to previous statements by the US Securities and Exchange Commission(SEC) that say that
Arrangements in the form of a memorandum would therefore fall short of the requirements of Article 13 to create a legally binding system for solidarity, and could be interpreted as insufficient implementation of Article 13(10).
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.