Examples of using Erroneous perception in English and their translations into Spanish
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But this is an erroneous perception.
Erroneous perception of development;
I was actually somewhat embarrassed by these erroneous perceptions.
Here is an erroneous perception of the wind situation.
The programme works to correct erroneous perceptions of women.
This is an erroneous perception because ERP can also be set up in a relatively small structure.
For laser cutting accuracy, many people have erroneous perceptions about it.
In order to shatter that(erroneous perception), the teaching(of this scripture) is here presented.
How could politicians resolve global issues based systematically on erroneous perceptions?
Executives must overcome erroneous perceptions and focus for success.
Throughout the project, we have found that many of the barriers preventing cooperation between trade unions andNGOs are in fact erroneous perceptions about ways of operation and approaches.
It was found that there was an erroneous perception that mostly Creoles die in police custody.
In paragraph 33, it is indicated that the lack of sufficient complaints against discrimination and incidences of abuse andviolence suffered by women often leads to an erroneous perception that these phenomena do not exist.
It acts as a catalyst,breaking up erroneous perception and reorganizing it properly.
Accordingly, the erroneous perception which the majority of the members of the Committee have had has led it to believe that the exceptional circumstances refer to the trial and conviction of Mr. Kindler in Pennsylvania.
The growing interest of the developing countries in the right to development had sometimes led to the erroneous perception of that right as a confrontational claim.
In order to shatter(uddalanāya) that(erroneous perception)(yad), the teaching(of this scripture)(upadeśaḥ) is here presented ihatyaḥ.
Unfortunately, given the human rights tragedy and the crisis of insecurity and organized crime that other Mexican states are facing,there is an erroneous perception that human rights problems are nonexistent in the peninsula.
Joint initiatives will promote increased self-care and HIV/AIDS prevention;reduce erroneous perceptions regarding unprotected sex; increase the participation of men in reproductive health programmes; and reduce gender violence and gender stereotyping.
Governments should initiate public awareness campaigns on the adverse health, social and economic consequences of ATS abuse,in order to counteract misleading information and erroneous perceptions often conveyed by the media see paragraph 14 above.
Confidence-building measures aim at reducing uncertainty and erroneous perceptions of the behaviour of States, thus diminishing the risk of military confrontation.
We hope that, during that meeting, the first effective steps will be taken to overcome what some have called the ideology of fear. It is the ideology of fear that incites fear and conflictive perceptions of other peoples, with the very harmful effects with which we are familiar, in relations among political, cultural and religious communities andwhich takes advantage of that fear and erroneous perceptions to achieve its ends.
To camouflage those facts,they sometimes dress in military uniforms in order to convey the erroneous perception that the official military is responsible for perpetrating such violence.
Nevertheless, in many organisations there is an erroneous perception that addressing psychosocial risks is challenging and will incur additional costs when, in fact, the evidence suggests that failure to address these risks can be even more costly for employers, workers and societies in general Cooper et al. 1996; EU-OSHA, 2004; Bond et al. 2006.
Sickness, mental inefficiency, doubt, negligence,idleness, non-abstention--lack of control--, erroneous perception, the state of not attaining to any yogic stage(and) unsteadiness--anavasthitatva.
Data collection and its disaggregation for people of African descent were essential in combating the erroneous perception that racism was something of the past or merely a challenge at the individual level.
Confidence-building measures are aimed at reducing the risk of armed conflict through the reduction of uncertainty,distrust and erroneous perceptions of the behaviour of other States of a region, thereby contributing to regional peace, security and stability.
Although the crisis had not been imminent in other ASEAN economies andthere had been little economic distress in other parts of the region, erroneous perceptions had dominated investment decisions, which had not been based on a close investigation of the strong economic fundamentals.
Sickness(vyādhi), mental inefficiency(styāna), doubt(saṁśaya), negligence(pramāda),idleness(ālasya), non-abstention--lack of control--(avirati), erroneous perception(bhrānti-darśana), the state of not attaining(alabdha) to any yogic stage(bhūmikatva)(and) unsteadiness--anavasthitatva-- anavasthitatvāni.
But indeed, the comment from my colleague made me think about lots of professions to which happens more or less something like that:there is an spread and erroneous perception considering that these works can be easily carried out by any one with almost no more than interest, since they are based in skills considered as natural skills.
