Examples of using Is the interpretation in English and their translations into Swedish
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It is said that this is the interpretation of the words of Allah,“Adam learned some words from his Lord.”.
See, father,' he said,'this is the interpretation of my vision of long ago;
I do not know whether it is you announcing it wrongly or whether it is the interpretation but, in the English, we got 52 again.
Many feel that the interpretation frozen in an object is the interpretation chosen by the artist.
This is the interpretation of the inscription: MENE:
This is the interpretation of the thing: MENE;
Popular support for the EU project is actually at risk if we give the impression that we are on a mission to regulate every aspect of our lives- and that is the interpretation on the ground at the moment.
we have talked much concerning the parable, and this is the interpretation I have decided upon:
(b) Is the interpretation of that expression affected by the fact that postal services in a Member State have been liberalised,
CIBTvisas provides visa and passport information in good faith on the express understanding that the said information is the interpretation of any or all information provided by respective embassies, consulates or passport offices at any or all times and CIBTvisas shall not accept responsibility
it is how very variable throughout Europe is the interpretation of Articles 5 and 6 of the European Convention on Human Rights- the right to brief detention before trial
That is the interpretation most suited to achieving the aim pursued by the EU legislature of ensuring better ambient air quality because it obliges the Member State concerned to anticipate that conformity with the limit values will not be achieved by the deadline specified
What can be the interpretation here?
Divers and manifold are the interpretations of the words"behind the Throne.
Emotions are individual, and so are the interpretations of them.
This was the interpretation and the view that prevailed by a majority in the committee.
An unfortunate feature of much post-Reformation Christianity has been the interpretation of Jesus in light of Paul rather than the converse.