Примеры использования Some misunderstanding на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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That's some misunderstanding.
All right, look, there's been some misunderstanding.
There had perhaps been some misunderstanding with regard to the legitimate defence groups, or community guards.
Both countries were"learning by doing" and there was some misunderstanding.
There must be some misunderstanding.
Mr. Bazinas(International Trade Law Division)said that there was probably some misunderstanding.
There's surely some misunderstanding.
Mr. Brennan(Observer for the Independent Film and Television Alliance)said that there seemed to be some misunderstanding.
There must be some misunderstanding.
Perhaps, sir," said the equerry, clearing his throat andlooking sidelong at his colleagues for their approval,"there has been some misunderstanding.
There must be some misunderstanding.
Some misunderstanding among field staff of the various status entries and when they should be used.
There may be some misunderstanding.
But in the face of constant traffic jams this is not always possible to achieve,so something with transport logistics have always been some misunderstanding.
There must be some misunderstanding.
Mr. Ramadan(Lebanon) said that some misunderstanding might have arisen during the vote on section V of draft resolution III(A/C.5/62/L.20) because some delegations had remained unaware of the deletion from the text, at his delegation's request, of the original paragraph 9, which had been present during the informal negotiations.
Oh, there must be some misunderstanding.
There was also some misunderstanding with regard to Question 5 relationship between the flow velocities and solid production.
There's obviously some misunderstanding.
The Commission observed that there was still some misunderstanding about the decision the Commission had taken when it had adopted the framework for contractual arrangements.
As to the question of illegal infiltration into the West Bank,there appeared to be some misunderstanding of the legal situation.
There must be some misunderstanding, sirs!
By its very nature, it really is a side event and, if it had been announced by the secretariat, that would have avoided a lot of misunderstandings; because when the President of the Conference announced the event,it caused some misunderstanding among delegations that you might be seeking some sort of approval, or decision-taking.
There must be some misunderstanding here.
One Party reported on the outcome of a workshop organized at a Basel Convention regional centre that revealed some misunderstanding regarding the Ban Amendment and its implications.
There seemed to be some misunderstanding of the Committee's role.
Having received a report from the inspectors, the secretariat sent a telex to the Ministry of Atomic Energy of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea on 5 August 1993 indicating that"there may be some misunderstanding of the scope of this inspection which resulted in some restrictions of the inspection activities so far.
There appeared to be some misunderstanding on the subject of special rates.
The Administrator believes that there is some misunderstanding on this matter.
It was generally felt that probably there was some misunderstanding about the intention of the Specialized Section to join the two standards but that this was difficult to clarify in the absence of a delegation from EUROPATAT.