Examples of using Misapplied in English and their translations into German
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Virtue itself turns vice, being misapplied;
The name A. obscura has been misapplied in the past and many plants in cultivation as A. obscura are in fact A. horrida ssp.
It's like‘big data' was a while ago,and is often misapplied.
An understandable, if misapplied, instinct.
It works great when it is used correctly,but it's trouble in a tube when misapplied.
Improve quality by removing product with misapplied adhesive from production line.
A terrible feeling raged in my breast threatening that my bodywould explode like the bodies of those black magicians who misapplied their initiations.
This warranty is void if the product is modified, tampered with, misapplied, poorly installed, improperly maintained, or subjected to abnormal conditions.
In fact, the law of God was given to men so that they could realize their sins,but they have suffered because they have misunderstood and misapplied it.
But it is also recognized that Scripture may be misapplied, and that is essential.
The danger of the mental forces is when the higher consciousness descends they tend(unless there is a deep silence) to become active in the consciousness for forming ideas of amental type which can always be misapplied.
Or( ii) there are reasonable grounds tosuspect that the competent authority has manifestly misapplied the prudential assessment criteria or procedures.
It follows that the Commission has misapplied the exception based on the protection of the public interest(court proceedings) and that the Code of Conduct can be relied on by the applicant in support of its request for access to documents in the present case.
An exception to copyright law exists, but is all too frequently misapplied: the right of quotation.
Well, a quick glance at thescoreboard will show you that Ireland has misapplied EU directives on no less than 67 occasions and is in danger of missing out on the 1% transposition deficit target as agreed.
He recognized that the message of the scriptures was being misunderstood, misapplied and at times even abused.
In their conclusions about limiting salmon consumption, the study's authors appear, as Mrs Stihler said,to have misapplied an already suspect risk model developed by the US Environmental Protection Agency by failing to include any analysis of the health benefits of eating salmon, despite over 5 000 scientific papers attesting to the necessity of eating oil-rich fish as a regular component of a balanced diet.
Asserting that anycomparison of the conflicts in the Levant and the Balkans is a'misapplied historical analogy' WV replies.
The second proposal of the Kingdom of Spain is also being concealed from the citizens. This relates to the mechanism for evaluating the legal systems and their implementation at national level in the fight against terrorism, which, as explained by the European Commission, is still unacceptablebecause it is incomplete and unspecific and its legal basis is misapplied.
Impressions from the Hierarchy have been received, distorted, misapplied and misinterpreted, and the task of the new group of world servers is to offset this evil.
Again, many figurative passagesfound throughout the Hebrew scriptures were subsequently misapplied to the life mission of Jesus.
This warranty shall not apply if any Software has been(a) modified or altered by anyone other than Akamai,(b)abused or misapplied, or(c) used in combination with hardware or software other than the software programs or products sold by Akamai or expressly qualified by Akamai for which the Software was designed.
Lead to a denial of the duty to state reasons and therefore infringed upon Article 253 of the EC Treaty theCourt of First Instance had misinterpreted and misapplied Articles 4 and 9 of Regulation 1049/2001.
And if citizens and businesses are having their rightsdenied because EU law is being misapplied, SOLVIT is there to help get that put right quickly.
Mental intuitive knowledge catches directly some aspect of the truth but without any completeness or certitude and the intuition is easily mixed with ordinary mental stuff that may be erroneous; in application it may easily be a half-truth orbe so misinterpreted and misapplied as to become an error.
Of the measures considered most appropriate to increase the effectiveness of the notification system, the one thought to be most effective was that of including in all New Approach directives a requirement to withdraw or suspend notification from a body that has repeatedlyissued incorrect certificates or otherwise misapplied the provision of the directive.
But here too one must not misapply the expressions"higher" and"lower.
Satan does the same thing today,taking a truth of Scripture and misapplying it.
A beginning trader, for example,may use the terms interchangeably and misapply their rules with mixed and unrepeatable results.
It's good because it applies to many different aspects of poker,and what makes it bad is the way players can misapply the use of the word, and delude themselves into thinking they are mentally tough.