Sentence examples for clear misunderstandings from inspiring English sources

"However, given that there are clear misunderstandings of how the ruling is applied, we will undertake to review the 1999 ruling to give greater clarity for all taxpayers on the treatment of allowances they may receive from their employer to cover the costs of work related travel".

It says such a move will clear misunderstandings and friction, including Beijing's opposition to blind mainland rights activist Chen Guangcheng visiting Taiwan later this month.

In the course of the discussion I will try to point out some places where there were clear misunderstandings of Bridgman's ideas, and also other places where Bridgman himself was ambivalent or ambiguous, rather than simply misunderstood.

We contend that the alleged deficiencies claimed by Hoppe et al. [4] to undermine the conclusions of Pilling et al. [3] are incorrect, unjustified or are clear misunderstandings of the design, conduct and purpose of the original regulatory field studies, which could have been easily addressed by clarification with the authors.

Individuals appeared to know about diet modification but in-depth exploration revealed clear misunderstandings in relation to dental caries.

In addition, a medication schedule in which the dosages and the times of administration of the drugs are written under the doctor's supervision can hold several advantages: prevention of transcription errors and the opportunity to clear misunderstandings and tailor the treatment to the patient's daily routine.

"To say this is a temporary issue caused by Saharan dust shows a clear misunderstanding of the air pollution issue.

The European commission's environment spokesman, Joe Hennon, described the prime minister's comments as "more than disappointing" and of showing a "clear misunderstanding" of the air pollution crisis facing the UK.

But the most stinging criticism came from the European Commission whose environment spokesman, Joe Hennon, described the prime minister's comments as "more than disappointing" and of showing a "clear misunderstanding" of the air pollution crisis facing the UK.

The JCQ said there had been "a clear misunderstanding in some parts of the media as to how the GCSE and A-level timetable is set, and the impact religious events such as Ramadan, Easter and Passover have on it.

"Conflating rape with sex, as in this case, shows a clear misunderstanding of sexual violence and shows the depths The Sun newspaper will go to in order to sensationalise sexual violence.