Examples of using Misleadingly in English and their translations into German
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Political
But, yes, my wrists are misleadingly slim.
It misleadingly suggests that Islam is an unambiguous and clearly delimited reality.
An example with misleadingly named attributes.
However, in public debate the term is all too often misleadingly simplified.
Especially given that what is misleadingly called Krautrock had always been held in more esteem in England or America than at home.
The machine translation quality is often very, very good indeed,sometimes, misleadingly good.
The king of the jungle is a title that still misleadingly belongs to the elephant, not the lion.
This use of ethnographic jargon wandered into the field some years ago andbecame rapidly, if misleadingly.
In German,Pinot Meunier is also known as Müllerrebe or misleadingly as Schwarzriesling black Riesling.
Many people in Latvia misleadingly believe that weather conditions in our country are not suitable for installing solar systems.
Below the Cascades at Tivoli these themselves not in the picture as designated misleadingly within the title etching.
The word Kush is often times misleadingly used when describing high-potency weed, but Kush is so much more than only potent, resinous cannabis.
In general, these are'operational data stores',which incidentally are often misleadingly called'data warehouse.
Minerals, often misleadingly called minerals in everyday use, are vital inorganic nutrients which the organism cannot produce itself;
In addition, the contracting party agrees not to use, quote or interpret test results abusively or misleadingly.
In the German version,paragraph 2 of the resolution has been translated rather misleadingly and I urgently ask for clarification, which I would also like to see in the printed version later.
This clarifies that the margins oferrors that are typically reported with estimates from surveys are usually misleadingly small;
The aim of temporarily ironing out the contrasts between sections of the plutocracy, misleadingly referred to as'solidarity', is now being replaced by the rule of competition and the free market.
The tension between lyricism and drama recurs repeatedly, with fortissimo prevailing- unconventionally, especially as thefollowing scherzo(originally called, almost misleadingly, a minuet) opens with similar vehemence.
Mr President, the Commission proposal misleadingly confines itself to an administrative matter which does not even merit discussion and deliberately overlooks the way in which direct Community aid is distributed to farm holdings and the worsening situation of small farm holdings.
During the episode, the carnival rests in Wyoming close to the Nebraska border,but the episode is misleadingly called"Lincoln Highway, UT" on DVDs.
Together, the conventions and protocols form what is misleadingly called international humanitarian law(IHL), but which in fact regulate war--seeking to limit its effects, regardless of the rights and wrongs involved, and to restrict its methods, even in battles undertaken in a just cause.
Moreover, please be aware that it has recently come to our attention thatvarious scam companies contact our clients misleadingly and falsely claiming that either.
Mr President,the Communist Party of Greece will be voting against the report misleadingly entitled'Modernising social protection and developing good quality healthcare', because it contains reactionary assessments and objectives for further promoting the commercialisation of healthcare, swelling the private business groups which control the healthcare sectors and drug production and increasing their profits.
An official poster or emblem as they are created for today's games has not existed, the title page of the official report, published by Karl-Beck publishing company Athens,is misleadingly accepted as such an official poster.
These countries use programmes, tests or legal integration contracts in a binding way and require third-country nationals to demonstrate a knowledge of national values andidentities(misleadingly known as"civic integration" programmes) as a precondition for the right of(temporary or permanent) residence, the rights arising from the status of third-country nationals who are long-term residents(Directive 2003/109/EC) and the right to family reunification Directive 2003/86/EC.
We are calling for controls on reports by these agencies, for certain basic principles to be adopted, and for liability for compensation to be introduced for lossescaused to states which were poorly evaluated or misleadingly evaluated.
Course of impression may(1) succor the gene of the structural tierd and(2)coloque the angina that respondent will vibrate buttck and will misleadingly ostracize uneducated by the eruption of antibacterial chinchillas in the future.
The way in which the Roman Empire took over foreign cults from the East and adapted them to its own religious needs formed a counter-current to the general direction of cultural influence in the Empire, from the politically stronger(i.e. Rome) to the East(i.e.Asia minor, Syria and Egypt), the process somewhat misleadingly termed'Romanization.
Sadly it's not the first time that investors look at a state-owned(also called quasi-sovereign) bond with a view that thegovernment will provide unconditional support(misleadingly called“implicit guarantee”) to the state entity regardless of the standalone corporate fundamentals and despite no legal government guarantee whatsoever.