Examples of using Misapplied in English and their translations into Romanian
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An understandable, if misapplied, instinct.
If misapplied, you could cause nerve damage.
The problem is that this truth is misapplied.
The Bundesamt misapplied principles of international criminal law to a claim for asylum.
Some good lifestyle practices can be misapplied.
We shall see that the term Unitarians is often misapplied by the Catholics and Pope uses the term in one sense only, which we regard as incorrect.
Virtue itself turns vice,being misapplied;
The Court ofJustice therefore concludes that, in its decisions, the Commission misapplied both the exception for protecting its decision-making process and the exception for protecting legal advice.
Answer: Isaiah 53:5, which is then quoted again in 1 Peter 2:24,is a key verse on healing that is often misunderstood and misapplied.
In this particular case,their talents were tragically misapplied to an atonal nightmare of pretension.
First Plea: The General Court misapplied Article 101 TFEU and Article 23.2 of Regulation 1/20032 by holding the appellant liable for an infringement committed by Prysmian from 29 July 2005 to 3 May 2007(“the pre-IPO period”).
Now, as to whether the Felony Murder Rule has been misapplied here, I think not.
The Court also states, as regards the public policy of the Member State in which recognition is sought, that a court of a Member State cannot, without undermining the aim of the Brussels I Regulation, refuse recognition of a judgment emanating from another Member State solely on the ground that it considers that national orCommunity law was misapplied.
I will take your case, if only to make it abundantly clear… how justice in South Africa is misapplied… when it comes to the question of race.
The Anti-Defamation Leaguemakes a point that the label antifa should be limited to"those who proactively seek physical confrontations with their perceived fascist adversaries" and not be misapplied to include all anti-fascist counter-protesters.[22].
What is important, having regard to the wording used by the Court, is that the judicial decision in question is based on a misinterpretation of Community law andtherefore shows that it has been misapplied, without the court in question having considered it necessary to seek a preliminary ruling on a question of interpretation from the Court of Justice.
COMMISSION v CANTINA SOCIALE DI DOLIANOVA AND OTHERS admissible, on the ground that it was not out of time, the action for compensation brought before it on 12 October 1998, that is to say, more than 15 years afterthe damage actually occurred, the Court of First Instance misapplied the provisions governing the rules on limitation contained in that article.
By this plea, Saint-Gobain Glass Deutschland submits, essentially,that the Court of First Instance misapplied the concept of being individually concerned by a Community act.
To all this I reply, that there is hardly a passage in the New Testament so misunderstood and misapplied as Matthew 7: 1:"Judge not, that ye be not judged.".
Misapply pronunciation in English[en].
So often people overestimate themselves, misapply their gifts.
Upon my word, Emma, better be without sense than misapply it as you do.
Seventh, the General Court erred in law by misapplying the legal test for determining a breach of Niche's rights of defence and/or the principle of sound administration.
Through SOLVIT national centres, the EU Member States, plus Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Norway,work together to solve, within ten weeks, problems that arise when national public authorities misapply internal market law.
The sitting was convoked in response to petitions received by central institutions and some publications,which said that heads of different institutions and organisations misapply the new provisions of the Labour Code.
