Indeed, in the way we had annotated and described the data of the figure, it was incomplete and could thus be wrongly understood (see following explanation).
MR. GILMORE: Yes, it was wrongly decided.
One judge specifically indicated he was bound by the decision even though he believed it was wrongly decided.
When it was wrongly challenged, you felt compelled to defend it.
The reason was that it was wrongly described as the opinion of the Synod.
Its overly exalted place in M&A law endures because it is wrongly regarded in narrow, silo-like doctrinal isolation, even though it can only be understood as one part of a legal landscape that has dramatically changed since the mid-1980s.
(It is wrongly credited to Deng Xiaoping most of the time).
The notion of karma, as it is popularly and wrongly understood (as in, you get what you deserve) is an imposition of meaning, but tempting for those who are sensitive to their own acts of wrongdoing.
"We're not doing this against the United States, as is often wrongly understood," said Philippe Camus, chief executive of the aerospace giant EADS, and one of the most vocal supporters of the agency's creation.
However, it is understood that just under £5,000 was wrongly taken from viewers and that the voting was not as close as it was in 2005, when Ant and Dec were said to have narrowly beaten comedian Catherine Tate.
Next , 1-800argues that its consumer-confusion survey was wrongly excluded and that it, too, demonstrated actual confusion.
