Misinterpretation

In part, this misinterpretation contributed to the birth of —an international coalition calling for a total ban on fully autonomous weapons.

Leaders must navigate the potential for misinterpretation of their messages and ensure alignment with their organization’s values and culture.

Many there are a number of historical inaccuracies concerning Hamilton himself and the story that's told, perhaps the most damning misinterpretation is the life and character of Aaron Burr.

Sadly, there was also a serious misinterpretation of the council that fostered moral confusion.

The letter condemns the Biden administration’s purposeful misinterpretation of last year’s gun control bill to justify blocking funding for schools with these outdoor recreation programs.

According to the bishops, there was a misinterpretation of Pope Francis’s decision to allow the blessing of same-sex marriage.

And, yes, it might be more nerve-wracking to do that given you have to, erm, actually speak to people spontaneously but it would allow you to express yourself far more clearly and cogently and without room for misinterpretation.

Besides, WhatsApps and the like were open to misinterpretation and hence unreliable.

Boohoo said it was an isolated incident, which was down to a misinterpretation of labelling rules.

He claimed that a misinterpretation of his humorous approach and persona was the cause of the unfavorable reaction.

Sununu said the public misconception and misinterpretation of what was said by the Minister of Education, Prof. Tahir Mamman, was highly disappointing.

The launch of the new consultation comes as a review into duty of candour in the health service found that some believe it is “inconsistent and open to misinterpretation”.

The misinterpretation of these satirical posts fueled the belief that the pop star had lost her deal with Coca-Cola.

The modern misinterpretation often bolsters the "men don't cry" rhetoric, equating emotional suppression with strength.

There can also be the misinterpretation that lead agency resources are permanently available at the drop of a hat.

Trump aides insisted this was a misinterpretation.

And it found that some arrests during the 2013 protests were based on “an apparent misinterpretation of the conditions” of an injunction.

A xenophobic chorus of sightseers, their callous comments fired by the misinterpretation of what they see as “evidence”, has the authentic ring you’d expect from a poet with Browning’s ear for the vernacular and nose for English hypocrisies.

But to declare that EMS workers are never subject to testing is a misinterpretation of CMS guidelines, Smith said.

He urged public officers to protect internal information and avoid leaks that may lead to misinterpretation of government communication.