That would actually be interpreted by the

Nevertheless, its content had been misrepresented.

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

The nice thing about it is that it cannot be misinterpreted.

However, integration could also be interpreted in various ways.

Unfortunately, our offer was misrepresented as a sign of fear and indecision.

But what's interesting here is now the product Ax can be interpreted as a linear combination.

This was interpreted by Kerry opponents as a proposal to submit U.S. foreign policy to approval by other countries.

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

This offence was broadly interpreted as not requiring direct proof of money changing hands.

This should not be interpreted as support for the policies the Government of Cuba has pursued to date.

I would say that the way the CFAA has been interpreted by the Justice Department, we are probably all breaking the law.

And even better, gives you a little bit deeper sense of all of the different ways that it can be interpreted.

This might confer legitimacy on a movement that is carrying arms against the legitimate Government.

His decision to elect a fellow emperor could also be construed as a move to appease any opposition among the civilian officials in the eastern portion of the Empire.

This has been cited as evidence that practices similar to acupuncture may have been practiced elsewhere in Eurasia during the early Bronze Age.

The Court's advisory opinion holds that the construction of the wall could create facts on the ground tantamount to the actual annexation of occupied Palestinian territory.

Sweden did not feel bound by the Declaration and could not accept any statement that could be interpreted as banning therapeutic cloning.

It had no objection to taking a decision, provided that that was not interpreted by the Secretariat as implying acceptance of the administrative instruction on the status of women in the Secretariat and the vacancy management policy.

The two world wars led to such catastrophic carnage that never again was interpreted as welfare at home, non intervention abroad.

The title was probably paraphrased as l'autre Amon (the other Amon), although it can also be interpreted as representing l'autre Amont (the other side of the river).

In no case may that be interpreted as an open possibility to renounce even partially the fundamental elements of that decision.

Special provision TE 15, introduced in ADR RID 2003, was interpreted in many countries as to indicate that the vacuum valves are present.

Nothing in the language used could reasonably be read as suggesting that the Commission intended that the locations themselves would be varied during the demarcation.

According to the Commission, new construction has been undertaken in areas that were awarded to Eritrea, which could be interpreted as an effort to create facts on the ground.

His delegation had voted against the draft resolution because it could not support a political declaration which might be interpreted as a ban on all forms of human cloning.

2. Nothing in this Declaration may be interpreted as diminishing or eliminating the rights of indigenous peoples contained in treaties, agreements and other constructive arrangements.

My delegation wishes to put on record, however, that our voting must not be construed in any way as recognition of those who are occupying the land of Palestine.

Draghi s strong indeed, unprecedented statement was widely interpreted as signaling that the ECB would soon revive its bond purchase program, focusing on Spanish debt in particular.

Article 8.4 serves as a reminder that nothing in the Declaration can be construed as permitting any activity which is contrary to the purposes of the Charter.

Nothing in this Declaration may be construed as diminishing or extinguishing the rights indigenous peoples have now or may acquire in the future.

Some delegations raised questions regarding the practical consequences of making the declaration to opt out prior to deployment, in particular as to whether such a declaration constituted or could be construed as a condition precedent for such deployment.

Some other delegations expressed concern over the reference to the right to struggle in the exercise of the right to self determination in that it might be construed as condoning certain terrorist acts.

The small number of statements in this debate on the annual report of the International Court of Justice can be interpreted as a sign of Member States apos respect for the Court and as tacit consent for what it has done.

This provision has been interpreted by the High Court and the Court of Appeal of Trinidad and Tobago as precluding them from inquiring into the action or non action of, for example, the Judicial and Legal Services Commission.

In the light of the foregoing, Cuba believes that nothing in the provisions of the Convention for the Suppression of Acts of Nuclear Terrorism can be interpreted as authorizing a State's armed forces to use nuclear weapons against another State.

Donors would provide additional contributions to IDA and AfDF, based on agreed burden shares, to offset dollar for dollar the foregone principal and interest repayments of the debt cancelled. This in essence could be interpreted to mean that those eligible countries will no longer have to pay their debt owed to IDA and AfDF, but they will have less access to future lending or assistance by the same amount.

That had been interpreted as a weakening of the commitment of the five nation Contact Group by the Serbian side who have resorted to targeting United Nations personnel and strangulating Sarajevo by closing the quot blue route quot .

Strong concern was expressed by some delegations regarding the insertion of a provision on the application of the convention to a non State entity, since such a provision could be understood as granting recognition to an entity which could not be a subject of international law.

Nevertheless, we wish to put on record a reservation with regard to any indication that could be construed as recognition of Israel or as welcome for the peace process in the Middle East.

This failure is all the more unfortunate in that it would seem to encourage the aggression against Bosnia and Herzegovina, whose people have been continuously subjected to violence, flagrant violations of their human rights, affronts to their human dignity and the rape of women.

It will be all different because you're with me.

1. Nothing in this Declaration may be interpreted as implying for any State, people, group or person any right to engage in any activity or to perform any act contrary to the Charter of the United Nations.

Today language study is an educa tional, and not a political, matter. ( Whereas previously, whether somebody chose to study English or Russian may have been construed as indicating their political standpoint, this no longer holds true.)

Some delegations favoured the deletion of the word which could, in their view, be interpreted as requiring knowledge, on the part of the offender, of the status of the victim as a member of United Nations personnel.