Examples of using Misapprehension in English and their translations into German
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I must correct your misapprehension.
Several misapprehensions arose while the law was being drafted.
This paragraph is based on a misapprehension.
Misapprehensions, prior sale or interim letting remain excepted.
This paragraph is based on a misapprehension.
The misapprehension of his language should arise, St. Paul adds in 2 Th 2: 3ff.
O brother, consider this your big misapprehension;
This misapprehension is probably on of the main reasons behind the one-h1-per-page tale.
Madam President, I wish to clear up a misapprehension.
So clearly, there is a misapprehension of the nature of the project in my constituency.
If you want to enter the kingdom of light,there's no way past the confrontation with your own inner misapprehensions.
If this is not a misapprehension of that revelation, it must be a very discriminating thing;
The discourse doesn't explain how the offending monk, Arittha, formulated his misapprehension of the Dhamma, but the Commentary suggests a plausible scenario.
When your team has a misapprehension about the allocation of tasks, it's better to manage and handle daily tasks.
Convergent interpretation would avoid confusionwith for instance the principle of"conferral of competences" and counter misapprehension that occasionally feed the perception of subsidiarity infringements.
It is a misapprehension to believe one could speak of a brand as soon as a product has been adorned with a resonant term.
Developed countries' governments are laboring under the misapprehension that funding must come from their national budgets.
That, of course, was a misapprehension, because once you work in the gaming industry, you're usually lost for the reputable world of banks and software companies.
I agree with the predecessor of the present Commissioner, Chris Patten,who recently wrote that it is a misapprehension if we believe that we are helping the democrats by being soft, by not being candid and honest to Serbia.
What the Church Is Because of its immense importance to the Lord's eternal purpose concerning His Son, there are few directions in which the great enemy hasgiven himself more assiduously than in this to bring confusion, misapprehension, delusion, illusion, and disruption.
Should any bhikkhunī, because of a misapprehension, because of a misunderstanding, malign another(bhikkhunī), it is to be confessed.
I hope that we will learn the lessons andnot repeat this unnecessary exercise which I believe was founded on a misapprehension as to what was expected rather than any bad faith on the part of either of the two institutions.
By means of nuclear fission, to avoid all misapprehension, it is necessary to explain that natural causes of Art are a representation of our concepts.
But they left the Hungarian Government isolated and uninformed and the freedom-fighters andthe population under a misapprehension, for the propaganda of the State-sponsored western radio stations urged them to trust in the arrival of liberating assistance.
The book Catatau portrays the misapprehension of Cartesian logic in the heat, a badge for the failure of the Batavian project in the tropics.
It's the Pathetic Fallacy,” I would say,“the misapprehension that nature has feelings and moods, when in fact only we do.
The article The Way, the Truth and the Life explains how misapprehensions have arisen within Christianity and how the modern human being finds his way back to the core of Christianity: the message of neighbourly love.
This is the true“absurdity” in the present negotiations, and Tsipras' misapprehension of his bargaining power now risks catastrophe for his country, humiliation for his Syriza party, or both.
Madam President, the 40th anniversary seems an opportune moment to address a misapprehension that has existed, I think, in our country ever since your constituents and mine voted to join what they thought was the Common Market some 35 years ago- the misapprehension concerning the difference between a free-trade area and a customs union.
Calls for the inclusion of Art. 84 EPC as a ground for opposition andrevocation may be partly based on a misapprehension of both the contents of the requirement of support of the claims by the description and of the scope of possibilities for attacking unduly broad claims which exist under Arts. 83 and 56 EPC.