Sentence examples for there was no misinterpretation from inspiring English sources

He dismissed suggestions that US President Obama had been forced to consult Congress after the UK Parliament rejected the case for a military response, suggesting he was intending to do this all the time and there was "no misinterpretation" of the British vote.

In February, the arch rivals, who are steadily expanding their nuclear weapon and missile programs, renewed a pact to inform each other of accidents involving nuclear weapons for another five years so that there was no misinterpretation.

"To AirAsia we recommend that pilots have a standard callout or terminology to communicate so there is no misinterpretation and all pilots are trained in procedures of how to take control," said Utomo.

It can be submitted to a local court for review, to ensure that there was no corruption or gross misinterpretation of the rules.

That was no misinterpretation.

But we're big on speed and a piece of that is being face-to-face, since there's no e-mail misinterpretation or trying to get hold of people.

There is no room for misinterpretation".

Lay out the facts in a clear, concise manner so there is no room for misinterpretation or question.

She doesn't say something Trump wants to say is a lie, she says it's "open to so many interpretations, I want to tighten it up so there's no room for misinterpretations," the second source said.

There is no problem of a misinterpretation then, as long as Baso's "everyday mind" is understood to mean the mind which is freed from "the samsāsric cycle of birth and death," and yet it is the mind which is concretely instantiated in the everydayness of a human everyday "life-world".

In the misinterpretation age, however, there's no time for hoarding resources.