Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Be misled in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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How easily we can be misled.
Then, the user may be misled to click on the malicious e-mail.
you can be misled by some people.
Don not be misled: there really is not any guitar,
Third, let us not be misled by the costs.
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they must not be misled.
This committee will not be misled, Mr. bunting.
The user may be misled or redirected to a site,
In addition, consumers should not be misled on the use of additives.
Consumers can be misled if it is unclear that the search results have been affected.
Maybe that here again you let yourself be misled by the Russian example- Kerensky.
The consumer could be misled, because two meats that were different in age,
should not be misled on the real effective.
we must not let ourselves be misled by words.
Consumers can therefore be misled by claims that have not been properly substantiated.
The Commission shares Mr Graefe zu Baringdorf's objective that people should not be misled in this respect.
Law-abiding consumers can easily be misled about the origin of decoders and smart cards.
consumers would not be misled by false information.
which can not be misled to think that the"Masseria San Rocco" is one of many farms;
consumers must not be misled by their use.
they must not be misled, and novel foods must not have a lower nutritional value.
The public will be misled; the public will be confused;
reject its real power…. will be misled by the antichrist and they will follow him.
For example, consumers may be misled by suppliers altering pack size
These rules require mandatory origin labelling in cases where consumers might be misled regarding the true origin
By the way, don't let yourself be misled by the name: Ewert& Co is no trio
consumers may still be misled, because it is difficult to prove that a product contains thrombin.
Therefore consumers may be misled if for instance words implying the use of extensive farming methods are used on the product of more intensive agriculture.
I myself and my group are in favour of this pressure, but we should not let ourselves be misled by thinking that it would be possible to finance the policy we wish to see in other sectors merely by reducing agricultural expenditure.