Sentence examples for mistaken position from inspiring English sources

If there is any comfort in the Bush Administration's mistaken position on steel tariffs and similar restrictions on Canadian lumber, it is this: Reaction has been so adverse that this government, and future ones, may think twice about going down such a protectionist path again.

If there is any cold comfort in the Administration's mistaken position on steel tariffs and similar restrictions on Canadian lumber, it is this: Reaction has been so adverse that this government, and future ones, may think twice about going down such a protectionist path again.

Bacon's arguments, like those of Aquinas, deal specifically with philosophical reasons for the mistaken positions of the Averroists.

He accepted, as the stewards pointed out, that he had used the whip once after Red Avenger had actually crossed the line, the jockey explaining that he had mistaken the position of the winning post.

Ms. Hochul, for her part, is not about to let anyone mistake her position.

Please don't mistake my position that monogamy isn't for anyone as a free pass for adultery.

I'd explain why he's making a massive mistake positioning himself in the centre and condemning the recent strikes was very ill-informed.

The Alliance's front-line units had been ordered to cease shelling, he explained, so that they wouldn't be mistaken for Taliban positions and get bombed.

That ecological absurdity is implicit in the widespread, but deeply mistaken, acceptance of that position for the root.

I have continued the discussion with Tibetan officials since then (just as I have had similar discussions with Chinese officials), and China's perception of the Dalai Lama as sticking rigidly to old positions is mistaken.

As it did so the Belgian 10th Infantry Division, occupying the position, mistook them for German parachutists and fired on them.