Sentence examples for misapplication of a from inspiring English sources
The lack of protection for freedom of speech and the misapplication of a colonial-era sedition law continues to undermine the development of civil society and the space for dissent in India, the report said.
It's always tempting to find something deviously anti-American in the actions of the French, but this case seems more like a misapplication of a judicious restriction — even if that restriction strikes most readers on this side of the Atlantic as an unnecessary restriction on free discourse.
Hence there can no such thing as the misapplication of a name (since a misapplied name is not a name, but a mere sound), and hence no such thing as a false statement, since (it is assumed) every false statement involves the misapplication of some name.
There is a risk that the immense suffering the Windrush generation has experienced will be spun as the overzealous misapplication of a perfectly sound policy.
In such cases, the misapplication of a SoA is obvious.
On the other hand, gags involving the erotic misapplication of Crazy Glue, a trumpet and a bottle of champagne require little in the way of specialized knowledge.
"We should avoid misapplication of such a recommendation without proper individual patient counselling".
Hunter's staff attributed the misapplication of funds to a credit card mix-up, a familiar refrain in the ongoing review of campaign accounts.
Rees: The misapplication of science is a problem, of course.
The committee said that the error had crept into European Union regulations because of a "misapplication of the original guidance" under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
This week, Mo Mowlam has admitted to smoking cannabis as a student, the footballer Maradona has gone into a Cuban clinic for his cocaine habit, and in a gross misapplication of justice, two charity workers at a Cambridge drop-in centre for the homeless have been sentenced to a total of nine years imprisonment for failing to take "reasonable steps" to prevent drug-dealing on the premises.
