Sentence examples for that a misinterpretation from inspiring English sources

Power companies call that a misinterpretation of the law and say it will prevent them from doing maintenance needed at older plants, leading to more frequent breakdowns.

"He said, 'That's right.' " Through a spokesman, Mr. Carey called that a misinterpretation, but he actually cited the same factors on setting rates as Mr. Gecan, adding that they needed to provide for an "appropriate rate of return" and not have an adverse effect on credit availability.

Some of these observed disparities may be explained by recent realizations that a misinterpretation of women's CVD symptoms, or a lack of integration of knowledge regarding female presentations into practice, has frequently resulted in inadequate diagnoses and management in female patients [ 4].

But the foreign office later said that was a misinterpretation and that the North had asked diplomats to let Pyongyang know by that date if they needed help moving from the embassies.

Federal officials say that is a misinterpretation of their numerous computer studies and that any leaking waste would move extremely slowly.

"That's a misinterpretation.

Haslam has since issued a written statement saying that's a misinterpretation.

Some commentators think that's a misinterpretation of the Fourth Amendment – and maybe it is, according to what the supreme court has said in the past.

They admitted in an interview, however, that that number was a misinterpretation of the state's data.

As shown in a recent study [ 20], randomization on Illumina slides greatly improves the results reducing the number of possible false positive occurrences that would lead to a misinterpretation of the data.

These two studies were criticized by Harrison et al [ 5, 6] regarding the way pillar hyperplasia was determined, cervical lordosis was measured, and on a few other issues that were based on a misinterpretation of Peterson et al's article.