Sentence examples for no misunderstanding of from inspiring English sources

"It is important that there be no misunderstanding of the board's position," BEA's directors wrote in their letter to Mr. Icahn.

"That Schiff has no misunderstanding of the falsity of the claim that income tax is voluntary," the judge wrote, "is further evidenced by his many losses in civil tax cases".

Face and content validities were confirmed in the pilot study, since no misunderstanding of any item or scale was detected in or reported by the 54 participants.

Interviews were chosen as our method of data collection as we wanted to ask open-ended questions, be able to explore opinions about the screening programme, and also to follow up comments to ensure there was no misunderstanding of either the question or response.

He added: "It's our judgment that at the present time we need to ensure that there is no misunderstanding on the side of those who oppose us that we will do whatever is necessary to get the situation under control".

Hackett's philosophy is relatively simple: make sure that everybody knows what to do on a play so that there is no mistake, no misunderstanding, to maximize the chances of a completion.

All the errors are less than 1.5%, which would bring no significant misunderstanding of attenuation structure.

Quine's view may be considered a way out of or at least around this dilemma, since there can be no distortion or misunderstanding of meaning if there is no determinate meaning to begin with.

And they made sure that there were no misunderstandings: stacks of speakers, 360 degree projections, the whole nine yards.

"There should be no misunderstanding, that the issue of protecting U.S. persons from the International Criminal Court will be a significant and pressing matter in our relations with every state," Ari Fleischer, the White House spokesman, said today.

Shadow defence secretary Vernon Coaker said: "The Government should provide clarity about the scale, scope and timeframe of the deployment of these further trainers, and clearly outline the numbers of military trainers involved and the work that they will be doing, so there can be no misunderstanding about the role of British troops in Iraq".