- I do not believe that we should be producing European directives that can be interpreted in different ways.
- Jag anser inte att vi bör lägga fram EU-direktiv som kan tolkas på olika sätt.
- In particular, I have here the Italian translation of Averroës’ work ’The Harmony between Divine Law and Philosophy’, which can be interpreted in various ways because some sentences in it can have another literal meaning if presented in isolation.
- Jag har här den italienska översättningen av Averroës - ”Mötet mellan den gudomliga lagen och filosofin” - som kan tolkas på olika sätt, eftersom de fraser som den innehåller kan få en annan innebörd om de citeras lösryckta ur sitt sammanhang.
- Furthermore, the question also rightly concerns the relationship between subsidiarity and human rights, and I note that the latter, aside from certain fundamental principles which must be considered universal and irrefutable, may be interpreted in different ways, and human rights may even conflict with each other.
- Dessutom rör denna fråga också med rätta förhållandet mellan subsidiaritet och mänskliga rättigheter, och jag noterar att de senare, vid sidan av vissa grundläggande principer som måste betraktas som universella och obestridliga, kan tolkas på olika sätt och att mänskliga rättigheter till och med kan stå i konflikt med varandra.
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