Examples of using To be interpreted in English and their translations into Slovak
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To be interpreted, when transposed into domestic law, as prohibiting a reduction of protection following from the lowering of the age limit from 60 to 58?
Privileges always are to be interpreted so that their beneficiaries actually receive some favor.
which will in fact enable this Treaty too to be interpreted.
While the necessity of Baptism is de fide, the tradition and the documents of the magisterium which have reaffirmed this necessity need to be interpreted.".
We must, however, find ways of supporting them that are not liable to be interpreted as neo-colonialism.
second indent, of the Treaty must continue to be interpreted and applied strictly by the institutions.
women to pray together and the Koran to be interpreted“historically and critically.”.
so complaint levels need to be interpreted in conjunction with other indicators.
If the answer to question 1 is“no”, how are the words“on the date of a transfer” in Article 3(1) to be interpreted?'.
These and other questions demand to be interpreted on several levels, and demand generous commitment to listening,
how is Article 31(1) to be interpreted?
These and other questions ask to be interpreted on several levels, and ask for a generous commitment to listening,
When you're just typing to each other it's too easy for tone to be interpreted negatively so you need to be extra careful to be positive,” she adds.
TFEU needs therefore to be interpreted restrictively so as to ensure that the Legislator can exercise its legislative prerogatives under Article 43(2) TFEU.
How is the concept‘artificially created conditions' to be interpreted in the light of the provision contained in Article 4(8) of Regulation No 65/2011?(1)?
(c) Is Article 5 of[the Conditional Access Directive] to be interpreted as conferring a civil right of action on the first undertaking in respect of illicit devices which give access to the programme as broadcast by the second undertaking, either.
software that allow user inputs to be interpreted and processed by machines
Does clause 4[of the framework agreement] require the national legislation to be interpreted so as not to exclude periods worked under a temporary employment relationship from the calculation of length of service of civil servants?
after the entry into force of Regulation No 883/2004, the provisions of Article 65 of that regulation are not to be interpreted in the light of the judgment in Miethe.
that millions of pieces of data can be sent to be interpreted and analysed by the US police without any judicial control.