A source familiar with the Whitehall preparations told the Guardian that officials were worried that the Queen's presence could be misinterpreted, should the election on 7 May produce a hung parliament.
I regret that my question could be misinterpreted, and that it enabled many to ignore the substance of the question – and Putin's evasive response – in order to speculate, wildly and incorrectly, about my motives for asking it.
Up to seven different systems were used to communicate between agencies and information was misinterpreted or reinterpreted incorrectly on numerous occasions.
He pressed one star, a Unicef ambassador, about the death of children, but she declined, said Asi, "saying that she is no expert on this matter and doesn't want her words to be misinterpreted".
But a spokesman for Turnbull told Guardian Australia the distinction between programs and production had been misinterpreted and the Lewis report did not suggest outsourcing all ABC TV programs such as Play School and the Movie Show to the private sector.
Yet the manager added: "I think a lot of people have misinterpreted my statement as some form of apology.
This station gives voice to opposition leaders and reports on events that are otherwise ignored or misinterpreted by other state-controlled media.
He wrote to staff that he was mortified by the way in which some of his comments were misinterpreted.
Pressed on the negative reaction from trading partners, Robb said the comments had been misinterpreted.
The document read: "On the balance of probabilities, we find that Mr Bellusci used the word 'nero' once, in the context that he claims, and that Mr Jerome misheard or misinterpreted what was said as 'negro'negro
Changing traditional belief systems is difficult, but Runia Mowla believes the few people who support child marriage for religious reasons have misinterpreted texts, and many Bangladeshi politicians support international efforts to halt the practice.
