Sentence examples similar to through a faulty interpretation from inspiring English sources

If a police officer makes a mistake based on a faulty interpretation of an unambiguous law, Justices Kagan and Ginsburg state, the evidence collected during his traffic stop cannot, under the Fourth Amendment, be the basis of a prosecution.

Most studies employed an intent-to-treat analysis to evaluate study findings, which does not account for how well patients actually complied with the study protocol, thus potentially leading to a faulty interpretation of the results.

The Detroit Free Press noted that the faulty interpretation was echoed by the Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney on Thursday, during a campaign stop in Defiance, Ohio.

Former Chief Justice Shirley Abrahamson's dissent called the holding "an unprecedented and faulty interpretation of Wisconsin's campaign finance law and of the First Amendment" and said it "delivers a significant blow to Wisconsin's campaign finance law".

Furthermore, errors in physical correlation of surfaces lead to faulty interpretation of valley history.

Citing faulty interpretation of the Outer Space Treaty of 1967, NASA refused to pay.

Amanullah was misidentified through a faulty intelligence analysis of personal information stored on a cellphone.

The rail car, bound for a paper mill, began leaking anhydrous ammonia vapor through a faulty gasket Tuesday night.

Some train operators slow down for all signals in case they are passing through a faulty one.

One of them was a "leaker," meaning its bubbler — the unit containing the nozzle and push button — was dribbling water through a faulty joint.

And I had allowed myself to be acquired through a faulty syllogism: youthful passion is doomed; this was not youthful passion; therefore, it would be a good marriage.