Examples of using Have interpreted in English and their translations into Swedish
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Most of the new laws introduced during that period were concerned with the defence of property, which some commentators have interpreted as a form of class suppression of the poor by the rich.
many Member States have interpreted best available techniques in manners not intended by the Commission.
in that Member States have interpreted the meaning of the article in very different ways.
we had probably generated an atmosphere of greater freedom which the citizens of Belarus may have interpreted correctly.
but people have interpreted the Buddha's words superficially.
Theologians have interpreted the"eternal sea" as meaning the world of politics,
but people have interpreted the Buddha抯 words superficially.
I have interpreted our Scandinavian roots in my own way with the collection‘Viking'.".
Led by the Armando Testa agency, which has worked also for this year's calendar, the 12 photographers have interpreted themselves through innovative, unusual
Hannah(2011), have interpreted the protagonist as a young man and as a young woman.
For example, they may have interpreted the currently very low interest rates as a more
I also take note of some of the things that the Austrian Presidency has said and that I have interpreted as meaning that Parliament's proposals are being taken on board.
the committee stresses that this jointly approved definition of"maladministration" also involves the right to inspect how the institutions have interpreted Community law.
I have collaborated with five photographers and four writers who have interpreted each other in a chain using pictures and words.
To compensate for this, inflation should, if I have interpreted their evaluation correctly,
valuable difference in how the subjects and departments have interpreted the mission to increase the focus on sustainability.
I wonder whether I have interpreted the Commissioner correctly,
I believe that this should be stressed because some people have interpreted what has happened over recent days as the second death of the Pact- which some people had claimed was dead in 2003.
The object is a 6cm-long piece of quartzite rock dated to the Middle Acheulean period, between 300,000 and 500,000 years ago, which some have interpreted as a depiction of the human form,
as regards the way that certain courts have interpreted elements of the arrest warrant process.