Examples of using Be interpreted in English and their translations into Spanish
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This privacy policy shall be interpreted under Spanish Laws.
Statements made in an official language shall be interpreted into the other official languages.
These General Conditions are regulated by Italian Law and shall be interpreted accordingly.
Nothing contained on this Website shall be interpreted as advising you.
But this insistence on personal freedom should not be interpreted in an individualistic sense.
This premise can be interpreted at various levels.
These rules for the Emergency Arbitrator Procedures shall be interpreted by CIETAC.
Also, nothing contained on this Website shall be interpreted as advising you.
Therefore the geometrical operations in our example should be interpreted like this.
Statements made in an official language shall be interpreted into the working languages.
Additionally, such references might be interpreted to provide undue weight to particular factual information.
None of the provisions of this convention shall be interpreted so as to impair the right of asylum.
Furthermore, legislation must be interpreted on the presumption that Parliament did not intend to abrogate fundamental rights Coco vs The Queen[1994] PLPR 34.
The will must be interpreted by taking not merely isolated words
Mrs. WARZAZI said that it was important that any resolution adopted by the Sub-Commission should not be interpreted as support for one group or another.
Just after their entry into force, the Prosecutor General had circulated information and instructions on how they should be interpreted and applied.
None of the provisions in the law may be interpreted in such a way as to destroy"any of the rights or freedoms recognized.
Mr. ABASCAL(Mexico) said that there was a danger that the text might be interpreted in such a way as to make the applicability of article 10 excessively narrow.
with severe penalties, which could be interpreted to cover just about any organised opposition to the military regime.
the requirement for written procurement contracts shall not be interpreted to restrict the use of any electronic means of data exchange.