"Whether people agree with it or want to interpret it incorrectly, what I said was correct.
The nation's early leadership might have believed in the notion to keep and bear arms for good reason, but we've interpreted it incorrectly for well over a hundred or so years since.
In the filings, the Justice Department argued that a federal judge was right to strike down Wisconsin's voter ID law and that Ohio is incorrectly interpreting its duties under a provision of the Voting Rights Act.
First, there is something puzzling about requiring more of the court than a frank admission that it incorrectly interpreted the Constitution in a prior case.
It said instead that users had incorrectly interpreted its revised terms of service, which it blamed on its "confusing" choice of language.
While there is an overt dissonance between images and rhetoric in the video, that's part of the game; if anyone accuses him of the very thing he's doing, he can say that it's our fault for interpreting his intent incorrectly.
Mr. Mills also said that Mr. Levy was interpreting the order incorrectly -- that, in fact, it had not been not intended to prevent nonfailing schools from hiring certified teachers this year.
"We are persuaded that H.H.C. is interpreting the data incorrectly and has come to the wrong conclusion," he said.
Through coaching, the Union Carbide sales team began to notice when they were making assumptions, interpreting incorrectly, and jumping to conclusions.
Others spoke about the shame caused by interpreting the pains incorrectly, as described below: "If you feel the pain and after, you explain yourself to the people, later if it is not yet time to deliver, it is very shameful".
