Examples of using Erroneous impression in English and their translations into Arabic
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Even the police have a completely erroneous impression of him.
The account gave the erroneous impression of a confrontation between two almost equally matched armies.
However, some of those organizations were exploited by duplicitous individuals for very different ends,giving a completely erroneous impression of Sudan.
It was noted that it created an erroneous impression that there was general abuse in the imposition and application of sanctions.
It is possible that, in the case of a particular country,the presentation of certain events may have given the erroneous impression that the Special Rapporteur was dwelling on the past.
The Commission agreed that this erroneous impression could be changed by moving the proviso to the end of both subparagraphs and using a formulation such as" unless price is not a relevant criterion".
Turning now to subprogramme 1.3, Disarmament,we note that paragraph 1.13 gives an erroneous impression of recent developments in the disarmament area.
Ms. Padilla(Philippines) hastened to correct the erroneous impression that remittances from overseas workers went to the Government: they went directly to the families of the workers, and benefited the economy only when spent by the families.
With reference to comment 2, it was suggested that the use of the word"should" in the first sentence might give the erroneous impression that the requirement to keep a record was not mandatory.
Contrary to an erroneous impression being created about the centrality of the so-called FMCT for the work of the Conference, it is negotiations for nuclear disarmament that constitute the litmus test for the Conference ' s success.
When the mass mediagave information about" Hispanic" lawbreakers, the erroneous impression was often created that the reference must be to Puerto Ricans.
Moreover, it is deplorable that the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia(Serbia and Montenegro) is taking advantage of the interim ad hoc practical arrangement- which allows it to circulate documents in the United Nations as a party to the matters of which the United Nations is seized-and is thereby attempting to create the erroneous impression that it is a Member State of the United Nations.
Africa has specifically mandated me to speak and correct an erroneous impression created yesterday, 24 October, by the report of the Chief of the Regional Disarmament Branch.
Furthermore, it was suggested that the use of the expressions" project company" and" shareholders of the project company" should also be reviewed,since in some language versions they might convey the erroneous impression that the guide only referred to a particular type of legal entity.
However simple this may be to implement,it has the drawback of giving the erroneous impression that all the statistics entering the calculation of the scale are accurate to the twentieth decimal.
In juxtaposition to the other footnotes, which referred to replies from Governments,the footnote was somewhat ambiguous and gave the erroneous impression that the Government of Viet Nam had not replied to the Special Rapporteur.
For the State party, the author attempts to create the erroneous impression that she could be deprived of her liberty for a prolonged time, since the jurisprudence cited by her refers to cases concerning the treatment of patients in compulsory detention in psychiatric institutions.
The resurgence of new conflicts has forced the United Nations to put more emphasis on security/peace-keeping related issues,giving the erroneous impression that economic and social issues do not have the first priority in its agenda.
By over-emphasizing the question of validity, the Commission might give the erroneous impression that the parties to a treaty could simply refuse to recognize the existence of a reservation which they considered to have no validity.
Mr. Nagaoka(Japan), referring to the topic of State responsibility, said that the term“international crimes of the State” used in connection with draftarticle 19 might have given the erroneous impression that such crimes were similar to the crimes defined under municipal law.
Mr. BUERGENTHAL proposed moving the second sentence of issue 1 to the end of one issue,since its current position gave the erroneous impression that the Committee was interested only in the rights of internally displaced persons, rather than in the full range of rights protected by the Covenant.
If only one office was set up in Nairobi, none of the 91 open cases in peacekeeping missions outside Africa would be investigated,which would skew the investigation statistics and give the erroneous impression that the majority of cases to be investigated had taken place in peacekeeping missions in Africa.
However, it was agreed that the interplay between the two definitions might need to be looked at more closely,so as to avoid the erroneous impression that the draft contemplated an electronic signature, which was defined as" data in electronic form", appearing in the paper printout of a telegram, telex or telecopy.
UNAMA and UNAMI, which together accounted for some 70 per cent of the total requirements, had contributed to the exponential growth in the resources for such missions over the previous decade,creating the erroneous impression that other parts of the regular budget had grown significantly during that period.
Not only would a general chapter about women not fit in with the structure of the Aliens Act Implementation Guidelines,but it could also give the erroneous impression that the policy as described applies in the first instance to situations in which the asylum seeker is a man, and that female asylum seekers are exceptions.
Mr. Mollmann(Observer for Denmark), supported by Ms. Carlson(United States of America)said that the amendments proposed by the representative of Germany gave the erroneous impression that there had been three different interpretations of draft article 12, paragraph 3.
The law prohibits the use of the terms“light,”“low tar,” and“very low tar” on tobacco product packaging. However, the law does not prohibit the use of other misleading terms, descriptors,figures or other indicia that create an erroneous impression about the health effects of a tobacco product including a requirement that the quantity(figurative yield) of tar and nicotine be displayed on tobacco product packages. The law does not require a qualitative statement on constituents and emissions.[4].
A peacekeeping deployment in such circumstances might even be counterproductive,side-tracking other efforts to take more forceful action or creating the erroneous impression that action is being taken to stop the conflict rather than merely mitigate its symptoms.
It was suggested that the use of expressions such as" private entity" or" private operator" in subsection 2 andthroughout the guide might generate the erroneous impression that the legislative guide did not cover infrastructure projects that were carried out by public entities.
One respondent advised that economic, social and environmental issues should heretofore be identified as" dimensions", rather than" pillars", of sustainable development,in order to avoid the erroneous impression that these elements are somehow separate, and to emphasize that delivering on any of these three fronts requires addressing the interlinkages among them.