Sentence examples for based on numerous misinterpretations from inspiring English sources

Mr. Radek, in a reply to Mr. La Bella's memorandum, wrote on Aug. 5, 1998, that Mr. La Bella's conclusion that a prosecutor should be appointed was "flawed and based on numerous misinterpretations of the Independent Counsel Act".

Mr. Schiavo has countered that she will never be able to do so, based on numerous doctors' findings.

This statement is based on numerous federal investigations, as well as numerous investigations and prosecutions by local officials throughout the state".

Each is based on numerous measures applicable to each dimension.

The model is based on numerous simplifying assumptions on the geometry and mechanics.

The accusations were based on misinterpretations of his poems, he explains, misinterpretations which were "very bad... because the whole collection is simply a message of love from a son to his mother and father".

My concern has been based on the misinterpretations of what organic means.

The remaining ambiguity in the chemical structure of graphene oxide (GO) inspires new research, but also gives rise to numerous misconceptions that are based on the misinterpretation of experimental data.

Uribe was the most vocal and visible proponent of the no vote in the plebiscite but voters had their own reasons for rejecting the peace deal, many based on misinterpretations, rumours and outright lies.

There are contextual, legal, institutional and structural factors that reduce people's motivation to interact and even build walls of separation between them based on misinterpretations of differences.

Therefore, based on the numerous experiments, the voiced regions with emphatic formants are determined by.