Examples of using Misinterpretation in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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what it all meant to Singapore and to the world community… without(creating) any misinterpretation.
we can not be held responsible for consequences of error or misinterpretation.
This was a major step for the Church toward clarity about the Council after an era of some confusion and misinterpretation under the banner of a so-called“Conciliar Spirit.”.
uncontrollably from human error, a misunderstanding, an overreaction, or misinterpretation from the other side”.
in a different meaning, the result is confusion and misinterpretation.
simple language you save time, avoid misinterpretation and you don't have errors in communication,” Nerriere says.
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In that moment when you notice you are experiencing this misinterpretation, say to yourself,“Okay, let's pretend I have this thing,
minimizing the room for misinterpretation.
One now sees things without distortion or misinterpretation; the context of experience is expanded so that one is capable of“seeing the whole picture.”.
Examples of non-sampling risk include use of inappropriate audit procedures, or misinterpretation of audit evidence and failure to recognize a misstatement or deviation.
The presumption, arising from misinterpretation of Spruce's field notes,
Actions such as routine PLA training and weapons tests are subject to misinterpretation and being portrayed as causally linked to some recent political event.
Unfortunately there has been a lot of misinterpretation regarding this heuristic over the years, and it's led to the“magical number seven”
Halberstam's misinterpretation, though, of what itself was a misinterpretation by the official, was symbolic of the situation that existed between the press
meditation is precarious and can easily lead to exaggeration and misinterpretation.
This misinterpretation- but one which of course found the consensus(in the Curia) of those who have direct responsibility for the Church in China-
meditation is precarious and can easily lead to exaggeration and misinterpretation.
They wanted to avoid misinterpretations of their family history;
Instead, often our beliefs are misinterpretations of past events.