Examples of using A misinterpretation in English and their translations into Arabic
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A misinterpretation of the evidence.
I think there's been a misinterpretation.
This leads to a misinterpretation of incoming signals by higher brain centers.
She don't need God. That was a misinterpretation.
Our Party takes it as a misinterpretation and violation of CPA and AMMAA and totally disagrees with it.
It is the German colonization in the 19thcentury that transformed this appellation in Bafut, due to a misinterpretation.
There has been a misinterpretation of directives.
It should be noted that manyproblems with the data are a direct consequence of a misinterpretation of the questions.
Such a misinterpretation would have the undesirable result that third parties could be adversely affected by that agreement.
The clash appears to have occurred as a result of a misinterpretation with regard to the border by the two sides.
One delegation, speaking for another as well, said that the implication that the Executive Board had endorsed such a list of core services in its decision 98/1 was,in their view, a misinterpretation of that decision.
The Committee ' s question would appear to be based on a misinterpretation of Mexico ' s initial reply to this paragraph of resolution 1373(2001).
The author claims that the standpoint of the Aliens AppealsBoard on the political situation in Djibouti is a misinterpretation of the actual circumstances.
Such a view could derive only from a misinterpretation of the Declaration and from a blatant misapplication of the principle of territorial integrity.
Equating the right to health with a right to medical care is a misinterpretation of international human rights law.
The decision was based upon a misinterpretation of paragraph 4(a) of article IX of the Agreement between the Government of Cyprus and UNDP.
The Chairperson noted that theproposed wording was intended as a protection against a misinterpretation of that specific clause.
Any other interpretation, I would think, would be a misinterpretation of the wish of the United Nations to see the Conference on Disarmament moving forward.
The reference in paragraphs 75 and 76 to the“rules of the road”, agreed in Rome on 18 February 1996in respect of Bosnia and Herzegovina, contains a misinterpretation which Croatia has previously sought to clarify.
Nevertheless, if the Commission believes that such a misinterpretation is possible, the Committee believes it is appropriate to address this issue in the commentary, rather than in the text, of the Convention.
The author submits that the State party ' s belief that her amparo appeal remained pending before theConstitutional Court may be based on a misinterpretation of the relevant part of her communication.
HDRO acknowledges that these statements were based on a misinterpretation of the variable and were wrong(we cannot, at the same time, endorse Mr. Castles '" back of the envelope" alternative calculations as sound practice).
The claim by a small number of countries that Taiwan should be allowed to participate in the activities of UnitedNations specialized agencies was based on a misinterpretation of the principle of universality and therefore unfounded.
This error was due to a misinterpretation of what was written on the Chronicle Zancarola, and was reported by Dall'Acqua, who understood the causes and motivated him saying that the chronicler writes what he had reported spoke in the plural of facades of the western side referring to that exterior and that interior.
Taiwan is a part of China. The claim by a very few countries that the Taiwan region should be allowed to" participate" in the UnitedNations specialized agencies is based on a misinterpretation of the" principle of universality".
It justified this decision by what we deem to be a misinterpretation of this provision, insofar as it recalled its jurisprudence that grounds for declaring a communication inadmissible exist when another international body has examined the same matter and found the same complaint to be inadmissible.
The current use of the term" people of Guam" instead of" Chamorro people" in United Nations resolutions and other documents referring to the rights of Guam ' s people, without identifying who those people were,had led to a misinterpretation of the situation.
It was difficult to understand why the Secretary-General ' s report was devoted entirely to the United Nations Staff College Project;the emphasis on that project was clearly a misinterpretation of General Assembly resolution 50/121 and represented another effort to diminish the Institute ' s activities and programmes.
Were the provisions of article 10, paragraph 2, of the Covenant fully respected in Gabon? What was the minimum age for criminal responsibility, and at what age could a minor be placed in detention? A number of members of the Committee had remarked on the duration of pre- trial detention,and their concerns might perhaps be ascribed to a misinterpretation of the Gabonese delegation ' s statements.
It was true that the proclamation of the state of emergency had twice been extended and that the State of Israel had not notified the Secretary- General,doubtless owing to a misinterpretation of article 4 of the Covenant; it had understood that it needed to notify the date on which the derogations were terminated, whereas suspension of the application of that article was still in force.
