Sentence examples for are not misinterpreted from inspiring English sources

"We have to be detailed in our lyrics to make sure they are not misinterpreted by people who are vulnerable to violence".

Many of the groups I have worked with have been helping parents and young people to understand children's rights, normal child development and disability so that conditions such as autism are not misinterpreted.

This method ensures that temporal mechanical changes of the experimental setup are not misinterpreted as forces.

These proposals address the problem of route failure and seek to ensure that route failure and congestion losses are not misinterpreted.

The parliament's lead negotiator on the reforms, Dutch centre-right MEP Lambert van Nistelrooij, says that in the new spending period "there will be a contract with the national authorities - it will mention country-specific things, so that later those points are not misinterpreted".

The earliest onset of next event is illustrated on the figures to ensure effects from this are not misinterpreted.

Examine any physical evidence of cheating closely to make sure you are not misinterpreting a note or item that may have sentimental, rather than romantic value.

But they made a point of making sure their own results were not misinterpreted.

By making government data open to citizens, what can governments do to ensure that the data is not misinterpreted?

"We certainly hope that this procedure is not misinterpreted as a sign of diminished interest in promoting such exchanges because it is not," said an Administration official who insisted on not being identified.

A key member of that team, badger expert Professor Rosie Woodroffe, said: "I am not surprised that the badger sett numbers have increased, but I am concerned it is not misinterpreted.