Examples of using Create confusion in English and their translations into German
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Even well-intended efforts may create confusion, for instance if both sides eagerly demonstrate their adaption to foreign greeting etiquette.
When talk to the child, try to call things by their proper names not to create confusion in the head of the kid.
This is how agents of satan create confusion in the midst of the people of God,
Cloud providers have a different approach to dealing with user data in terms of access rights and at times create confusion as to ownership.
Large number of options can create confusion.
This may create confusion for consumers.
This can only create confusion.
and could create confusion or misinterpretations.
Too many fields often create confusion.
Such a stand-alone review will create confusion and result in endless debate over the intentions of the legislators.
In the process of introducing euro coins it is important to avoid anything which could create confusion for the citizens.
The compulsory category names using generic terms create confusion and can mislead the consumer.
reporting can create confusion.
levels of information create confusion- and that can cost a lot of money.
A plethora of widely differing certificates would create confusion rather than clarity
The European Neighbourhood Policy should not produce overlaps or create confusion as to the European prospects
wantonly spread fake news and create confusion through contradictions.
CASTRILLÓN HOYOS: At times the pastoral anxiety of a bishop leads him to think that granting permission to celebrate the Tridentine mass in his diocese may create confusion among the people of God.
so they are implementing Plan C: Create confusion, anger and divisiveness by arousing opposition to all reform efforts.
The name of this breed can create confusion.