Sentence examples for inaccurate interpretations from inspiring English sources

Lawyers told the newspaper that those are inaccurate interpretations of US labour laws in general and the EFCA in particular, and could be interpreted as a violation of labour law.

"We are profoundly disappointed by the S.E.C.'s lawsuit, which is based on unfounded claims, emails taken out of context and inaccurate interpretations of management's actions surrounding the company's financial filings at the height of the financial crisis in February and March 2008," according to a statement released by Mr. Goldstone and Mr. Simmons.

The conflation of its inaccurate interpretations with common misconceptions about evolution has resulted in a host of unfounded arguments that purport to challenge evidence for evolution and teaching evolution in classrooms.

If you're willing to accept that not only is she human, but that you are human as well, and not immune to suffering from wild misunderstandings and inaccurate interpretations.

Under certain circumstances it is possible that the program could give misleading or inaccurate interpretations.

This on-the-spot translation may have resulted in improper or inaccurate interpretations of the questions.

Yahoo, in response, said Mr. Icahn had an "inaccurate interpretation" of its employee retention plan but did not elaborate.

If you start producing recommendations only based on an elite, you might be making an inaccurate interpretation for the vast majority".

A No 10 spokesman said of the Telegraph report: "This is a strange and inaccurate interpretation of the PM's comments".

"What Mr. Constantine has written is little more than a self-serving and largely inaccurate interpretation of events mixed with unfounded speculation," Mr. Spitzer said in a statement.

While the percentage of students borrowing for college has indeed increased significantly, the 94 percent figure reflected an inaccurate interpretation of the data, which came from a survey of 2007-2008 graduates.