Examples of using May interpret in English and their translations into Spanish
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It is not always supported by all members of the organization who may interpret growth as an attack or threat to their existence
since acquiescence is equivalent to tacit recognition manifested by unilateral conduct which the other party may interpret as consent, while estoppel is linked to the idea of preclusion.
However, each individual reader of a given book may interpret the story slightly differently,
convey a wrong message to the aggressor, which may interpret it as encouragement, support
so that visitors may interpret and enjoy art in a participatory format.
the Appellate Body may interpret schedules of specific commitments in a manner different from what the scheduling country had intended.
Member Organisations may interpret and implement the themes through different strategies
police officers who may interpret this closeness to the community as a sign of weakness in the police system.
ARTICLE 21- INTERPRETATION The parties hereto may interpret, alter or amend this Agreement by mutual action in writing,
A third reflection is the Board of General of Superintendents, who may interpret the Manual, approve cultural adaptations,
the local population of the countries of origin may interpret this as an encouragement to migrate to benefit from those measures designed for diaspora.
I urge President Yalá to move purposefully towards the promulgation of the Constitution so that no institution may interpret constitutional provisions in its own interest
local populations of these countries may interpret this as an encouragement to migrate.
local populations of these countries may interpret this as an encouragement to migrate.
In addition, the standard practice of United Nations bodies is that each body may interpret the rules of procedure applicable to it,
While the extent to which State courts may interpret their constitutions more expansively than the federal Constitution is not settled,
discretionary legislation to argue that the 1916 Act cannot be mandatory legislation because United States' courts have interpreted or may interpret the 1916 Act in ways that would make it consistent with the WTO obligations of the United States.
The Court may interpret these as amounting to a statement made both by the NWS and the NNWS to the effect that the actual use of
Your teen might interpret an ultimatum as a challenge.
Try to imagine how others might interpret the tone of your message.