Examples of using Misconstrued in English and their translations into Arabic
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Actually, the media misconstrued that.
With the hijab misconstrued as a tool for oppression, many believe that women who wear it inherently are abiding by patriarchal rules.
My presence would be misconstrued as support.
However, a few factors seem to be missing or misconstrued.
The character that Nicolette and Tony misconstrued as being you is a very funny character.
Whatever you said could have been misconstrued?
The Panel misconstrued the role of the ILC Articles when it set out to analyze'whether[the ILC Articles] would override[the Panel ' s] analysis and conclusions based on the text of the SCM Agreement itself '
Yes, I could see how they could be misconstrued.
The representative of India had completely misconstrued his delegation ' s statement.
Because of what's been going on,your behavior could be misconstrued.
In response I wish to say that early drafts of the draft resolution used a formula for the fissile material treaty which was generic andwhich could not be misconstrued, as there is agreement in the Conference on Disarmament, a body which proceeds by consensus, on the mandate for these treaty negotiations.
By and large, these patrols found that the information was sometimes baseless, sometimesonly partially correct and, in some cases, misconstrued.
I wish to clarify a few points that may have been misconstrued by the Iraqi representative.
It was suggested that, as draft article 27 was clearly no longer a provision governing conflict of conventions, the use of the phrase" donot prevail" in its chapeau might be misconstrued.
On the Eleftheri Mesogios,it was also decided that water hoses could be misconstrued as weapons and hence should not be used.
On the State party ' s argument(para. 8.13) that" the issue of whether Canada was required to seek assurances that the death penalty not be applied to Roger Judge could have been raised before domestic courts",the author submits that the State party misconstrued his legal position.
These drawbacks, however, have emanated from and represent pragmatic adjustments in response to a bellicose external environmentimposed by exogenous forces and cannot otherwise be misconstrued as some degeneration in the political commitments, values and practices of the Government of Eritrea and/or PFDJ.
In the extraordinary summit that IGAD convened in August 2006, Eritrea argued against the misguided approach that mingled the“war on terror” with the complex clan conflict in Somalia and against singular military solutions that either failed to comprehend ordeliberately misconstrued the multifaceted features of the Somali conundrum.
This opposition was misrepresented in some cases and misconstrued in others.
I understand how Garrett might misconstrue things, given the pressure he's under.
Certain people might misconstrue… some of the mean and hurtful things you say and do to them.
The eagle, however, misconstrues this as an act of aggression and grabs the baby in its talon.
Sectarian or other groups that misconstrue religion and misuse religious terms to further their political agendas appear to be among the hardest to defeat.
They will misrepresent it and misconstrue it and then use it against you later.
Don has identified plenty of ways our senses and brains misconstrue the world around us.
In any case, I wish to underline that we shall not compromise our legal stance and approach irrespective of the negative and unconstructive campaigns that have been andmay continue to be directed against us by misconstruing these tangential issues.
The other irony in this sad episode was the Security Council 's ill-advised decision to invoke an alleged border dispute and misconstrue it as an additional accusation to bolster the" sanctions" without ascertaining the facts or pursuing due legal processes.
Furthermore, trained science writers could translate technical language into text suitable for mass communication ordesign web pages that explain scientific concepts to lay audiences without misconstruing or distorting the evidence underpinning those concepts.
The State party recalls that counsel misconstrues the requirement for a complainant to establish that he is at personal risk of torture, by arguing that everyone in Iraq, including the complainant, is at risk of torture, since the human rights situation is so poor in Iraq.
When the leader of any state, under any guise, including the misconstruing of Article 51- self defence, demonstrates defiance of the fundamental principles and peremptory norms established through the UN system, the UN General Assembly must invoke article 22 which would permit the UN General Assembly to set up an international tribunal to judge a leader for contributing to crimes against the peace.
