Misses and false alarms by the COACH occurred because the system misinterpreted a step in the handwashing task.
They misinterpreted a tentative shuffle-step as a giant leap forward and hailed the film as a revisionist masterpiece as opposed to a stumbling reconnaissance.
I expect them to be transparent about these activities and I urge them not to take steps that could be misinterpreted or lead to miscalculation during a very delicate time, a time of great tension".
And so we are closely watching Russia's military exercises along the Ukrainian border … We urge them not to take any steps that could be misinterpreted or lead to miscalculation during a very delicate time".
US Defence Secretary Chuck Hagel told Russia "not to take any steps that could be misinterpreted, or lead to miscalculation, during a very delicate time".
A spokesman for Mr. Lee, Conn Carroll, said the remarks were misinterpreted, and the senator was speculating about steps that could be taken to persuade the president to move below his $5.7 billion demand.
But the No. 4 U.S bank by assets said its actions were being misinterpreted and that it was simply taking steps to make sure customers received the help they needed.
As for Benioff himself, since facing backlash over his tweet – which he believes was "misinterpreted" – he's decided to take a step back from speaking publicly about Black Lives Matter.
Or, they have misinterpreted the gift to be a bribe and are contemplating what step to take next.
In other words, going out of your way to hangout with him, or hanging out with him too often, may be misinterpreted as attraction, in which case you would have to return to step #1.
If the shift itself is imposed from above in some peremptory eight-step program, there is a considerable risk that the new approach will be misinterpreted as a continuation of top-down command-and-control management.
