Examples of using Strict interpretation in English and their translations into Swedish
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which believes in the strict interpretation of the Jewish Scriptures
is not clear enough to provide the precise and strict interpretation necessary for its application in practice.
which is a rather more strict interpretation than'as soon as possible.
This, on the other hand, is about a strict interpretation of the new Financial Regulation
The Italian Government, for its part, advocates a strict interpretation of Article 13 of Regulation No 866/90,
The major difficulty with the strict interpretation advanced by France
In particular, the strict interpretation of limiting the aid to investments in existing installations has unreasonably narrowed the scope of this instrument
national territorial waters into international waters. Under strict interpretation of the decision which the minister referred to, they would then be entitled to sell duty-free goods on the boat at that particular time.
The Commission believes that this strict interpretation means that the concept of insolvency under Community law must be redefined to take account of the social aim of the Directive
the Riksbank chose not to fully utilise the scope for interest rate cuts that might been offered by a stricter interpretation of the inflation target.
However, such exception should remain of strict interpretation.
The TRIPS agreements provide for a strict interpretation in terms of the exceptions and limitations in the field of copyright.
The other countries may also have reasons for not insisting too strongly on a strict interpretation of formal participation by outsider countries.
This strict interpretation- restrictive,
The Commission reminded the Court of its strict interpretation of the conditions laiddown in Article 12(2)
The strict interpretation of the legislation regarding withdrawals,
That overly strict interpretation would lead,
It can be conjectured that the failure to consult the ESC formally- as for the 9th Report- is due to a strict interpretation of the term"present" as meaning that an explicit consultation is not required.
which may be allowed under a strict interpretation of the rules, due to a loophole
5 December 2013, where the court recalled that‘a particularly strict interpretation of a procedural rule' may deprive an applicant of the right of access to a court.