Sentence examples for misinterpretation or interference from inspiring English sources

How many steps separate an innocent British citizen from some misinterpretation or interference or error in the collected and 'made accessible' data of text messages and emails, and a forthcoming home-grown version of Guantanamo Bay for people whose pattern of phone calls does not fit the police definition of acceptable?

Interference level (or interference temperature [10]).

Neither occurred from a rule misinterpretation or a policy disagreement.

You could call it misinterpretation, or you could call it sexism.

He suggested that it might be a case of misinterpretation or misunderstanding.

"The tax advice that we give cannot be based on any misinterpretation or non-disclosure of what's going on.

Contracts that are hastily written are open to misinterpretation or abuse.

These create excitement for a project, but if not presented carefully may cause misinterpretation or premature commitment.

Sometimes it's a simple matter of misinterpretation or misunderstanding; other times one suspects that malevolence is involved.

-What data documentation will be shared so that others can understand and use the dataset without misuse, misinterpretation, or confusion?

Misinterpretation or failure to consider haemangioma in the imaging differential may result in unexpected intraoperative haemorrhage due to the high vascularity of these lesions.