Examples of using Broad interpretation in English and their translations into Swedish
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as I have said, taking a very broad interpretation of its provisions.
The Court of Justice confirmed its broad interpretation of the effect on trade:
which offer scope for a more or less broad interpretation- it also provides legal opportunities to reject workers' demands in certain cases.
as Mr Solana has already indicated, that the strategy is based on a broad interpretation of security.
which would be detailed in content and based on a broad interpretation which took account of the principles of international protection.
to my fellow Members to continue to urge the Council representatives to adopt a broad interpretation and a broad scope for the Daphne programme.
Expresses its deep concern regarding the level of discretion of international arbitrators to make a broad interpretation of investor protection clauses,
The Committee now notes that the Commission aims to amend the current broad interpretation of Article 85 which prohibits most vertical agreements containing exclusivity clauses or other restrictions on economic operators' freedom of action.
realistic meaning, which will reduce the risks of misunderstanding and overly broad interpretation.
By the same token, it also accepted the estimates for the Ombudsman, through a broad interpretation of the agreement which has essentially created a distortion between the criteria for examining the Ombudsman's estimates
the Court of Justice reached a broad interpretation of the provisions governing free movement of capital,
Following a vote, the Bureau decided to adopt a broad interpretation of Rule 54(4)
Out of the various options, codifying a broad interpretation of combustion installations, broadly in line with the Commission's Communication on further guidance on allocation plans for the 2008 to 2012 trading period of the EU ETS2
which rely on a broad interpretation of the words‘with complete independence',
Many Member States challenge the rather broad interpretation that the Commission would make of the judgment,
Restricts the broad interpretation of the concepts"actors of protection" and"internal protection" in line with the standards of the Geneva Convention
In the broad interpretation, Article 3(2) of Directive 2004/38 may be
The referring court, however, has also raised the question whether a‘broad interpretation' of Directive 2004/38 might be possible in the light of Articles 7
even giving a very broad interpretation to the existing articles
Teleological justification for a broader interpretation of Directive 2004/38.