Examples of using Wrongly interpreted in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Another expression wrongly interpreted: the«everlasting fire».
Now this is where the parable has been wrongly interpreted;
Wrongly interpreted, the result of the referendum implies that the Irish voted against enlargement.
Which means that the content could be wrongly interpreted.
This is wrongly interpreted to mean that Christ is the first being that God created--that God's work of creation began with Him.
The expression"progressive application" has frequently been wrongly interpreted.
This verse, wrongly interpreted as teaching the lie of Arminianism that God loves every person, was meant to comfort every person who believed it.
RIGALI: There is always a risk that the teaching of the Church will be wrongly interpreted.
The question raised by the complaint was whether the Commission had wrongly interpreted the provisions governing the tariff applicable to deer meat.
Approximately 30% of patients with chronic ACL injury may be apparent continuity, the presence of tissue fibrocicatricial with low signal,which can be wrongly interpreted as a full ligament 5.
When biblical eschatology is wrongly interpreted due to the merging of different dispensations, the promise of the rapture loses its significance and deep spiritual blessing which it is designed to have for us.
Third, this prophecy may be genuine andrelated to Saul, but wrongly interpreted and applied by David's men.
Even this essentially good, but often wrongly interpreted relationship of trust between banks and their customers has less of a link and contributes less to customer mobility and the promotion of competition.
I would ask Mr Ferber to avoid a vote which may be ambiguous, wrongly interpreted and manipulated once again by the press.
These indeterminacies refer to cartographic production generated in different types of geodetic systems, which can cause distortions in the resulting products and the resulting analyses,if improperly processed or if wrongly interpreted.
Let's see the source, the first source comes from Bible,which is very wrongly interpreted, saying that,“You are a sinner, a born sinner.”.
The Commission submits that the German Government wrongly interpreted the caselaw by failing to distinguish between general measures and State aid schemes of general application, and that the Court has never referred, in the caselaw cited, to general aid schemes.
Alternatively, potentially fatal cardiovascular disease signs can be wrongly interpreted as variant from normal in an athlete's ECG.
Furthermore, the principle of subsidiarity is being wrongly interpreted and, in my judgment, is largely being distorted by States and many regions which use it to increase their own power and- it must be said- to enable the State apparatus to exercise control over thought and the education system.
A previous study notes that fatigue, especially in the elderly,tends to be wrongly interpreted as a result of old age, being underestimated.
The rapid increase in the number of seats in private undergraduate nursing courses,often wrongly interpreted as a result of actions to reduce the chronic unbalance in the proportion between physicians and nurses, and the precariousness of work in public health services indicate the urgent need to associate the Brazilian sectors involved in the definition of the nursing policies with a view to produce a contextualized interpretation of what is happening with human resources in nursing.
Adding vibrant colors to this mix, that make all nuances clearly distinguishable,you make sure nothing is wrongly interpreted and situational awareness is enhanced.
Anna herself has already given us some of the answers.She said that today love is often wrongly interpreted because it is presented as a selfish experience, whereas it is actually an abandonment of self and thus becomes a self-discovery.
On the other hand,so far the Court has not been able to give a complete positive assurance on the underlying transactions, which is often wrongly interpreted as a negative opinion on the accounts as such.
BuddyTV named"Coal Digger" the 45th best episode of 2009 saying"Gloria andClaire got into a hilarious feud after it's revealed that Claire used to call her young step-mom a gold digger, wrongly interpreted as"coal digger" by her kids.
As a separate slogan, however, the slogan of a United States of the World would hardly be a correct one, first, because it merges with socialism; second,because it may be wrongly interpreted to mean that the victory of socialism in a single country is impossible, and it may also create misconceptions as to the relations of such a country to the others.
On the other hand, in each DAS so far the Court has been unable to give unreserved positive opinion on the regularity ofsome transactions(the second issue), which is o en wrongly interpreted as a negative opinion on the accounts as such.
The French notice that their medias are rigged, wrongly interpret the conspiracy as being directed against the right wing, and continue erroneously seeking the manipulators in their own country.
There are now forces both in and outside of governments who wrongly interpret this as an aversion to payments from regional funds to countries with a low standard of living.
On the other hand, there are those who wrongly interpret this search for the truth, leading them to irrationality and fanaticism; they close themselves up in“their truth”, and try to impose it on others.