Examples of using Misinterpreting in English and their translations into Hungarian
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No misinterpreting that.
The second common mistake misinterpreting the data.
Misinterpreting the evidence to affirm our beliefs;
I do not want anyone misinterpreting what I said.
A Christ-centered reading of Scripture helps us to stay true to that purpose,and helps us avoid misinterpreting prophecy.
Forgive me for misinterpreting your divine guidance!
That is why they are confusing and misinterpreting tantra.
The socialists, completely misinterpreting the question, envisioned the inflow of 23 million Romanian immigrant workers.
Failure to recognize the significance of data, such as misinterpreting test results;
Dearest Eleanor, I'm sorry for misinterpreting things. I can't wait to make it up to you, over and over again.
Whatever else, the overness was missing some things and misinterpreting others.
The fact that it can be excused for misinterpreting an extremely technical document drafted in a language other than its own;
Inspired writings turn our attention to the principles of the Bible as our rule of faith and practice andhelp to safeguard us from misinterpreting the Word of God.
Sadly, there is a tradition at Patmos of misinterpreting scripture on faith- based healing.
Deliberately misinterpreting the agreement to mean 8,000 families, not individuals, he issued tens of thousands of protective letters.
Symptoms may be the result of the brain and nerves misinterpreting or overreacting to normal pain signals.
Second, the General Court erred in law by misinterpreting the criteria for the assessment of whether there has been a misuse of powers, in so far as it set out the legal principle that, where a reassignment measure has not been deemed to be contrary to the interests of the service, there can be no question of a misuse of powers.
Doctors believe that symptoms may be a result of the brain and nerves misinterpreting or overreacting to normal pain signals.
You have talked your ideas in your family, misinterpreting scripture, wresting the Word of God from its true interpretation, and have thus led them to believe that the views held and advocated by our people are not correct.
Almost all of the errors that we found incost statements were due to the beneficiaries misinterpreting the complex eligibility rules or incorrectly calculating their costs.
The modem trend of medical science, by misinterpreting the true nature of disease and concentrating it in materialistic terms in the physical body, has enormously increased its power, firstly, by distracting the thoughts of people from its true origin and hence from the effective method of attack, and secondly, by localizing it in the body, thus obscuring true hope of recovery and raising a mighty disease complex of fear, which never should have existed.
With around 1 in 14 men beingred green color blind the risk of misinterpreting the red stop light and green go light becomes apparent.
The modern trend of medical science, by misinterpreting the true nature of disease and concentrating it in materialistic terms in the physical body, has enormously increased its power, firstly, by distracting the thoughts of people from its true origin and hence from the effective method of attack, and secondly, by localizing it in the body, thus obscuring true hope of recovery and raising a mighty disease complex of fear, which never should have existed.
The Human RightsCourt also prohibits the State from reinterpreting, misinterpreting, analyzing, assessing or examining religious beliefs or the expression of these beliefs.
The VAT treatment of certain transactions can often be problematic,and it is by no means uncommon for the parties in the transaction to end up misinterpreting- together and in good faith- the relevant provisions of the VAT Act.
These cases also prohibit the State from reinterpreting, misinterpreting, assessing or examining religious beliefs or the expression of these beliefs.
MEPs condemn the attacks and campaigns against the Convention in some countries,which are based on deliberately misinterpreting and falsely presenting its contents to the public, they say.
The MEPs condemned the attacks and campaigns against the Convention in somemember states which are based on deliberately misinterpreting and falsely presenting the Convention's contents to the public.
Regrets that most of the quantified errors which the Court found(33 out of 38) concerned the reimbursement of ineligible personnel and indirect costs declared by beneficiaries and that almost all of the errors found by the Court incost statements were due to beneficiaries misinterpreting the complex eligibility rules or incorrectly calculating their eligible costs which leads to the obvious conclusion that those rules need to be simplified;