Simple messages such as integers might not require additional processing to be interpreted.

This pattern is usually interpreted as support for the argument that improved corporate governance and investor protection leads to such development.

Some courts have interpreted the New York Convention and the MAL flexibly, holding such cases that the written form requirement has been met.

Historians of that period, such as J. E. Neale (1934) and A. L. Rowse (1950), interpreted Elizabeth's reign as a golden age of progress.

Such an ambiguous declaration can be interpreted either as active support for the Russian police or as passive collaboration.

Lee may have interpreted his brother s arrest in July for accepting bribes as a prelude to such a fate.

Australia believes peacebuilding must be interpreted broadly to encompass the whole conflict cycle, such that the Protocol would cover pre conflict, conflict and post conflict operations.

They argue that the notion of family in the Covenant is to be interpreted broadly, and that the relationship between the authors and their daughter clearly qualifies as such.

Before 2007, such a policy was seen as a mistake at worst now it is interpreted as a malign strategy.

The view was also expressed that Article 31 of the Charter should be interpreted in such a manner as to allow non members to participate in informal consultations.

While the request made no specific mention of Denmark's wish to extend its sovereignty over Greenland, the United States interpreted it as such.

This attitude was interpreted as indicating that he wanted to regain the UDF leadership.

Note Data should be interpreted with caution.

This exceptional provision must be interpreted strictly.

In Tajikistan, the Constitution was interpreted by parliament.

That provision did not violate European Community law, provided that it was interpreted according to the Community's legal standards.

The expression 00 has to be interpreted as 1.

These positive trends should, however, be interpreted with caution.

The lack of recipes for many basic vegetable dishes, such as potages, has been interpreted not to mean that they were absent from the meals of the nobility, but rather that they were considered so basic that they did not require recording.

Therefore, the State parties emphasize that nothing in the Treaty shall be interpreted as affecting this right.

Subparagraph (a) should not be read in isolation but interpreted in the light of draft article 1, in particular the reference to the places of business of the parties, which implied that such matters were excluded.

Consequently, the provisions in question may be interpreted in a way that satisfies the objectives of international agreements.

The principle of self determination was valid only for people subjected to a colonial power, not for the descendants of people illegally transplanted by such a power, and would be distorted if it were interpreted in that way.

Such action could be interpreted as prejudging the outcome of the intergovernmental negotiations under way under your leadership and in accordance with paragraph 160 of General Assembly resolution 60 1.

Social conservatives interpreted this to mean that they won the election for Bush, and that their agenda should dominate his next term.

Making sure that the guns are silent, but not making sure that they are silent forever, has been erroneously interpreted as peace.

The great danger is that reappointing Bernanke will be interpreted as a green flag for a flawed status quo .

In politics, there was a tendency of avoiding any policies and statements that could be interpreted as anti Soviet.

Virtually every Japanese policy was interpreted in the worst possible light.

That could be interpreted as a prohibition of polygamy, since no man could be sure that he would always treat his wives equally.

The obligation under Article 6 to reduce arsenals cannot be interpreted to require prompt disarmament unless that would enhance stability.

In Gillot v. France, the Committee interpreted article 25 in the light of article 1 of the Covenant, observing that

I would therefore ask speakers to make their statements at a normal pace so that they can be correctly interpreted.

That equality provision had been regularly interpreted by the courts as prohibiting gender, age or any other kind of discrimination.

It is in the light of these purposes and principles that the articles of the Minority Declaration must be interpreted.

While (article 26 (5)), which was added in 2005, represents a change in the structure of article 26 it should not be interpreted as suggesting that the previous version of article 26 did not authorise the exchange of such information.

When observed carefully, social media can be interpreted like clouds portending storms.

but he hanged the chief baker, as Joseph had interpreted to them.

But he hanged the chief baker as Joseph had interpreted to them.

directives are misunderstood or interpreted as contrary to the mission mandate and

It's an important lesson for kids to understand that some of these laws get broken by accident and that laws have to be interpreted.

4. Any protocol to this Convention shall be interpreted together with this Convention, taking into account the purpose of that protocol.

Or a set of parallel transects may be interpreted using a 2½D model, which assumes that relevant features are elongated.

The word importance could be interpreted as referring to the purpose that the Agreement would serve if it was properly implemented

Article 10 should therefore be interpreted not as an impediment to, but as a firm constitutional basis for, adopting such measures and, where appropriate, as imposing an obligation on Turkey to adopt them.