Sentence examples similar to misconceived action from inspiring English sources
Writing to council leader Ian Ward ahead of the cabinet meeting, the 23 Labour signatories called on him to drop the legal action which it called "misconceived and counter-productive". "Senior officers are being allowed to drive a particular approach to industrial relations which gives rise to confrontation and disharmony," it read.
It is argued that the law cannot keep up with the industry's rate of change, so that any antitrust action is likely to be misconceived, late or both.
Mukasey's and Cause of Action's position is fundamentally misconceived; indeed, neither puts forward any authority for the position that Section 2071 or any other federal statute creates or could create a disqualification in regard to any elected federal position, including the presidency.
He rejects as misconceived the debates between causalist and non-causalist accounts of explaining action.
It was always misconceived.
"The project is misconceived.
And in a disastrously misconceived bow to "Kiss of the Spider Woman," it pretentiously (and confusingly) insists on interpolating scenes from Jack's novel-in-progress into the action.
Such criticisms, though, are misconceived.
"The claim is fundamentally misconceived.
Nonetheless, the project seems misconceived.
