| In the view of the Panel, Complainant misapprehends the legal requirements for determining causation. |
| One damns her with faint praise, while the other misapprehends what she actually does. |
| The difficult balancing exercise is for the Board, and not for the court, to perform and the Board cannot do this if it misapprehends the principles it must apply. |
| Donna M. Nagy, a professor at the Indiana University Maurer School of Law, published a paper this year arguing that the purported exemption for Capitol Hill misapprehends the scope of the insider trading prohibition. |
| Thirdly, Mill's position, by calling mathematics merely another species of inductive inference, misapprehends mathematics. |
| Wade as the inchoative point of the abortion debate trajectory misapprehends the full scope and nature of the debate and unduly focuses on judicial actors. |
