Примеры использования Can be misleading на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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anyone who has filled in any official Turkish document will understand how these statistics can be misleading.
Using continent-wide averages for Africa can be misleading because substantial population and GDP differences exist
In these cases, the term"event-based data" can be misleading, because the violation consists of a failure to act, such as failure to implement a food policy or to establish a
to be aware that a simplistic approach to addressing governance shortcomings can be misleading.
Other commentators believe that the term can be misleading and note that the robot lawyer of the future won't be one all-encompassing application
fitness techniques to lose weight quickly and safely, it can be misleading for someone to decide on the direction to take.
According to the air company, false branding and Wizz Air domain are used now on the web page and Facebook, and this can be misleading, so the airline convinces its consumers that they should visit only official Wizz Air page.
No doubt analogies with national law can be misleading, but the existence of a general principle of liability for inducing breach of contract could provide support for the breadth of article 27.
The Special Representative accepts that incidents taken out of context can be misleading and indeed that the media- in any society- tend to give undue weight to the violent,
Under the provisions of article 11(Packaging and labelling of tobacco products), parties are required to regulate the labelling and packaging of tobacco products, to include strong health warnings about the dangers of tobacco use as well as ban the use of terms on packages that can be misleading and give the wrong impression that some products are less harmful than others e.g., terms such as"light","mild", etc.
The last sentence of paragraph 3 could be misleading.
The Committee believes that the information shown in the table could be misleading.
Mr. WOLFRUM said that statistics could be misleading.
However, even those indicators could be misleading.
The Court also notes that the figures given in paragraph 820 could be misleading.
Consumers can be misled thinking new crop is better quality.
The data on hand do not permit such an inference, which could be misleading.
In some situations, simply monitoring stock-outs could be misleading because a facility may keep reserve stock but maintain a policy of not issuing it.
Taken out of context, that example could be misleading, as it was unclear why it was relevant to freedom of expression.
The delegation felt that the word"taste" should not be used in the maturity requirements as this could be misleading especially for apples coming out of variouscold storage conditions.