Examples of using Could be construed in English and their translations into Swedish
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The murder of our consul on Chinese soil could be construed as an act of war.
Nothing must be done that could be construed as favouring one presidential candidate over the other.
Such statements could be construed as nutrition claims, as defined in Regulation(EC) No 1924/2006.
Any agenda for such a meeting could be construed as a mere pretext for the meeting.
It has been pointed out to me… that… some of the things I said to you could be construed as… offensive… and.
The Commissioner knows perfectly well that I have never defended in this House any kind of action that could be construed as terrorism.
Why? Because I'm a manager here, so I have concerns my public defense of Roger could be construed as coercive.
The EU's general rules prohibit the promotion of a single Member State's products since this could be construed as protectionism.
In addition, only non-compliance with a firm commitment, such as an undertaking to follow certain‘good practices' could be construed as misleading.
This is absolutely appropriate, but it has been brought to my attention at the last minute that this could be construed as saying that if such health professionals were involved in any traffic offences,
certain wordings which hint at the almost missionary zeal of some Members of this House and which could be construed as too much interference in the internal affairs of the South American States.
I call for an end to this violence, which could be construed as an attempt to achieve objectives it proved impossible to attain through war.
for example, could be construed as forming a single port.
Shall not include content on your site that is or could be construed as illegal, distasteful,
For instance, in the present case, the French Republic would be able to exercise its fiscal powers for the benefit of EDF if- viewed as a whole- the operation could be construed as rational conduct for an operator acting with a view to profit.
That phrase could be construed as alluding to the sanctions which might be imposed by the competent US authorities on airlines which refuse to provide access to their passengers' PNR data,
you send the boy money telling him to claim it was a bequest, which could be construed as an attempt to deceive His Majesty's Immigration Service.
the quality of any other wine and which could be construed by consumers from the Community
That can be construed as an act of public enemy.
No element in the framework decision can be construed as a reduction of or constraint on fundamental rights