Just a correlation that indicates how things are misinterpreted.

The interpreter misinterpreted important words into Korean, such as nationality and international .

Laws were often misunderstood or misinterpreted, or the courts were not rigorous enough in applying them.

He said, however, that he thought he had said things that she had perhaps misinterpreted as threats.

They contend the Superior Court misinterpreted this statement to mean a renunciation to provide any evidence at all, even before him.

4.2 The State party rejects the author's allegations that fundamental errors of law were made, characterizing these as contentions that Canadian law had been misinterpreted by Canadian courts.

Moreover, even before the High Court's ruling, significant changes had been made to the routing of the barrier and humanitarian arrangements had been augmented, facts intentionally misinterpreted by the Special Rapporteur.

Ms. Say (Turkey), speaking in exercise of the right of reply, said that the representative of Armenia had misinterpreted the significance of the railway connection project and levelled unfounded allegations against her country.

It's not by a small one. They just they just misinterpreted the fact that the earth there's obviously some mechanisms going on that nobody knew about, because the heat's coming in and it isn't getting warmer.

The fact finding mission of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) that was dispatched to the occupied territories of Azerbaijan the report of which the Armenian representative also misinterpreted was made feasible by the General Assembly's just and fair approach in response to the grave concern expressed by Azerbaijan.

5.3 Concerning the alleged violation of article 9, the author claims that the State party has deliberately misinterpreted her claim, that because she was already a victim of unlawful detention in Iran, she has serious grounds to fear that such detention or worse will fall upon her if forcibly returned to Iran.

A volley of incendiary remarks between Israel and both Syria and Hezbollah has fueled anxieties about the possibility of war on Israel s northern border. The level of sensitivity is such that the latest tension was initiated by the Syrians, who misinterpreted as a threat Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak s call to start peace negotiations precisely in order to prevent an all out regional war.

None of this will be easy, not only because Europe s relationship with Russia has grown so chilly, but also because Putin is understood to despise the EU as politically impotent. Russian leaders may have misinterpreted as a sign of weakness Europe s representation at last month s EU Russia summit by two Portuguese politicians European Commission president Jose Manuel Barroso and Prime Minister Jose Socrates, whose government currently holds the revolving EU presidency.