Sentence examples for that it misinterpreted from inspiring English sources

But advocates argued that it misinterpreted the law.

In hindsight, the media may have become so caught up in the sense of destiny that enveloped Obama's campaign after Iowa that it misinterpreted every sign of a Clinton rebound as one of further decline.

The Supreme Court told an appeals court Thursday that it misinterpreted the justices' precedent when reviewing the University of Texas at Austin's affirmative action policy.

By a 7-1 vone on Monday, the Supreme Court told an appeals court that it misinterpreted the justices' precedent when reviewing the University of Texas at Austin's affirmative action policy.

By a 7-1 vone on Thursday, the Supreme Court told an appeals court that it misinterpreted the justices' precedent when reviewing the University of Texas at Austin's affirmative action policy.

USDA has filed a motion to dismiss the suit, saying that it misinterprets federal law and that the online publication of such records was previously done by choice, in part to reduce the FOIA backlog.

But over on the Spectator's Coffee House blog, Peter Hoskin writes: Team Osborne get in touch to deny the FT story, saying that it misinterprets Harrison's 2007 report.

To the extent that it was misinterpreted to be one, I apologize".

Poyet thinks, as others have suggested, that Suarez might have used the word "negrito", and that it was misinterpreted by Evra.

There was even a recent Congressional report [note: published by the House Committee on Agriculture in December] that misinterpreted it.

It's an action that's misinterpreted at his office with unfortunate repercussions.