Sentence examples for misinterpretation by the from inspiring English sources

Advisers to the White House said Mr. Bush and Mr. Cheney would continue to be aggressive in countering the commission's conclusions -- or in the White House's official view, the misinterpretation by the news media of the commission's conclusions -- because failing to do so would undermine their credibility and their rationale for taking the country to war.

As a member of the Commons committee on arms exports controls – which in its past has been poorly funded and frequently fobbed off by the government – I intend to shine a light on the wilful misinterpretation by the government of this regime.

This clear and explicit promise was–and remains easy to state; it is not subject to misinterpretation by the customer.

The moderator must be careful when checking the understanding of the patient's non-verbal communication, also avoiding any misinterpretation by the caregiver on the patient's expression.  .

Continuing to write studies with caveats buried deep in the paper that predictably result in misinterpretation by the media is either nefarious or reminds me of a certain definition of insanity.

Manual adjustments were made when image artefacts caused misinterpretation by the computer algorithm.

The biggest challenge is the rise of super-injunctions and the misinterpretation by judges of the right to privacy as enshrined in the Human Rights Act.

In conclusion there was a small rate (0.8%) of proven serious misinterpretations by the teleradiology service provider, but these were less than in comparable studies with preliminary in house staff reports (1.6 24.6%).

The transcribed version of the interview was sent to the participants to allow them to correct misinterpretations by the interviewer.

This is better than going on about being a "good boy or girl" which is both subjective and open to misinterpretations by the child about his or her own worth if they don't get what they asked for.

The analogy to Deweyan pragmatism also enabled Hook to differentiate his interpretation of Marxism from what he referred to as the misinterpretation by Stalin and the Soviet authorities which, according to Hook, had transmuted Marxism into a species of secular religion.