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It is not Amnesty International's authority that is undermined, but your argument that is misconceived.Sejal Parmar & Sadakat KadriLondon .

The only time he loses control is when he keeps failing to fall on his sword in a death scene that is misconceived as broad comedy.

On June 8, attorney general-nominee William P. Barr sent the Justice Department an unsolicited memo attacking special counsel Robert S. Mueller III's obstruction-of-justice investigation as "fatally misconceived". It is Barr's legal theory that is misconceived.

That is misconceived, insisted Paula Newberg, a special adviser to the United Nations Foundation who has traveled frequently to Afghanistan in recent years.

Several recent articles have gone so far as to conclude that the reforms were misconceived.

Then there is the Failing section, displaying designs that weren't taken up, or were misconceived.

Two of the Swiss companies named by the report say that it is misconceived and that they operate at arm's length from the retailers who work within strict legal limits in these countries.

They argued that it is misconceived, will not help patients and, most damningly, that "it will not make any meaningful difference to progress in treating cancer".

The idea, however, was met with protests and concerns from college leaders who contended that it was misconceived and could unfairly pit schools against each other.

In AfD's case it emerged a mere three years ago – here's a potted history – from a grouping (Electoral Alternative 2013) originally created to oppose the euro, on the grounds that it was misconceived (by former German chancellor Helmut Kohl) and dragged down by southern European poverty.

But Trafigura and Vitol say that the report is misconceived and that they operate at arms length from the retailers who work within strict legal limits in these countries.