Conflict is primarily a result of misunderstanding, of which Faith is the paradigm.
The Trust deems the outrage about Thorneythwaite to have been the result of "misunderstanding".
While realists see conflict as the norm, liberals view conflict as atypical, a result of misunderstanding or miscalculation.
The navy described his dossier as "subjective and unsubstantiated" and its inquiry dismissed his allegations as "factually incorrect or the result of misunderstanding or partial understanding".
Sporting facilities are generally limited in the country and the participation of marginalised children – like Mouayyed – incredibly rare, mostly as a result of misunderstanding and stigma.
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.
Some have gone as far as to say that traditional metaphysics is no more than the result of misunderstanding everyday discourse and that the main purpose of philosophy is to resolve the puzzles that arise from such misunderstandings.
We feel that this concern, at least in part, is a result of misunderstanding.
Large discrepancies were rare, and were usually the result of misunderstanding the question or mixing headache types.
The White House spokesman, Joe Lockhart, said the search, including a pat-down of the diplomats and a luggage check, was partially a result of misunderstandings.
According to the submission, allegations that scientists hid flaws and research findings were the result of misunderstandings of technical jargon or statistical analysis.
