"As a result of today's misguided action, our broadband providers will get extraordinary new powers," said Jessica Rosenworcel, one of two Democrats on the five-member FCC who voted against the repeal.
But I note them in particular in the service of balance, and better hopes for nutritional science than a never-ending sequence of misguided action followed by errant reaction.
Ellis wants to punish Charlotte for her suppression, after Anne's death, of The Tenant of Wildfell Hall on grounds of it having been "an entire mistake", but was Charlotte's misguided action really proof of perfidy, as Ellis sees it, a conscious effort to tip the balance of posterity's judgments her way?
The long silence by Mr. Grass and millions of Germans of his generation was based on shame, guilt, cowardice and the hope that a misguided, youthful action would not ruin their lives and careers.
"People in my constituency received a leaflet from the BNP saying Jo Cox took misguided action by helping Muslims in the country who may now go on to join Isis, alongside some other horrendous allegations," she said.
But I cannot help but comment on his obvious misguided action regarding the flying of his flag upside down for a few days after President Obama was elected.
Idealism seems to be vitiated the moment it is translated into (usually misguided) action.
And last month, Perry lashed out against an EPA rule that calls for reducing power-plant emissions that drift across state lines, calling it "another example of heavy-handed and misguided action from Washington, D.C., that threatens Texas jobs and families".
Smoke cigarettes, give yourself prison tattoos, debauch your name, and sully yourself in misguided action.
As the cold-blooded O.G. Werner Herzog once said, "I believe the only underlying elements of the universe are Chaos, Hostility, and Murder". Smoke cigarettes, give yourself prison tattoos, debauch your name, and sully yourself in misguided action.
This misguided action places wolves squarely in the cross hairs of their opponents across the Northern Rockies, allowing as many as 1,050 of Idaho and Montana's estimated 1,350 wolves to be legally killed and jeopardizing the 30-year recovery effort to restore wild wolves to the region.
