Sentence examples for misinterpretation or misapplication from inspiring English sources
The report said abuses largely fell into two categories: intentional abuses of a violent or sexual nature, and those that occurred through the misinterpretation or misapplication of shifting procedures.
Another official said the report found abuses fell into two categories: intentional abuses of a violent or sexual nature, and those that occurred through misinterpretation or misapplication of evolving procedures.
Different medical terminologies, inaccurate completion of the death certificates, misinterpretation or misapplication of the coding rules for selection of the underlying cause of death can cause comparability problems between different geographical areas and/or different periods of time.
The problems some perceived with the act were the result of misunderstanding or misapplication, he argued, and he was not sure what, in the Tony Blair formula, needed "rebalancing", or "made more British", as the Tories prefer to put it.
With the ongoing permeation of genetics concepts and practices into everyday life (e.g., at-home genetic testing kits), a misunderstanding or misapplication of fundamental ideas in genetics can be detrimental beyond the college classroom (McElhinny et al., 2012).
Rather, the purpose of these regulations is to clarify existing law so as to prevent misinterpretation and misapplication of those laws.
Indeed, this pattern is not limited to their application or misapplication of time.
Arbitrators' decisions are difficult to overturn, with courts ruling a side must show bias or misapplication of the law.
Other forms of misuse or misapplication of social media within the workplace could, too, have serious detrimental effects on the business brand and reputation.
Fire retardant may also affect water quality through leaching, eutrophication, or misapplication.
As the White House admitted in a recent report, programs like 1033 "do not necessarily foster or require civil rights/civil liberties training," and "generally lack mechanisms to hold [law enforcement] accountable for the misuse or misapplication of equipment".
