For reasons already given we do not accept that the judge's self-direction was vitiated by legal misdirection. |
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It is only if it is plainly and unarguably right notwithstanding the misdirection that the decision can stand. |
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I would be disposed to allow the appeal because this misdirection was of fundamental importance. |
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I do not think that the tribunal's misdirection regarding section 129 can be said to have led to any substantial wrong or miscarriage. |
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Often, as is the case here, it is a handy tool for misdirection or a neat handle from which to hang accusations. |
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This was a decision within the discretion of the judge, not vitiated by misdirection or manifest error. |
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Hunches, guesses, insights, feelings, and intuitions lead to misdirection and error. |
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It just takes a bit of misdirection on the part of the passer, and it helps to get the pass on the way as the screener is turning around. |
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You report that rescuers and paramedics lost precious time because of confusion and misdirection, implying that they might have saved his life? |
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He gave a fair and judicious summary of all the matters properly to be considered, and I find no misdirection of the law. |
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Any magician will tell you that misdirection is the first principle of sleight-of-hand tricks. |
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He was using misdirection to shift attention away from his former alliance with the dictator. |
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The FBI was investigating claims of voter intimidation and polling place misdirection. |
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Bearing in mind his assessment of the lack of credibility of the applicant, there was no legal misdirection. |
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I see no evidence of misdirection or error, and accordingly I see no realistic prospect of success on appeal. |
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There has been not a single apology from any of them for that costly misdirection of police protection. |
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Was an invasion in the name of reducing the threat of terror an overreaction or a misdirection of our energy? |
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He was a kindly man with much sympathy for refugees from totalitarian countries, whose misdirection of science he detested. |
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He is too subtle for drama, and it's the tragic misdirection of his talents that propels much of the novel's action. |
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Countless hours are spent calculating exactly how this misdirection of assets should be carried out. |
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I decided to challenge what I considered to be a misdirection of psychiatry. |
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To the extent that students are financing their own overseas study, their extended absence does not reflect a misdirection of public resources. |
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These hermits, acting as their own spiritual guides, were easily led to excesses and misdirection. |
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There is no evidence he was involved in the misdirection of funds. |
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The lyrics are an echoic tangle of taut pun and babytalk, hiding pain behind joyously silly misdirection. |
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Gove's appointment as justice secretary seems to be somewhere between a sardonic trolling of the judiciary and simple misdirection. |
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The Crown says the misdirection did not produce a miscarriage of justice. |
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That two-phase structure offers substantial opportunities for misdirection. |
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I don't know what all this makes Fergie, whose own cover is clearly an equally dazzling piece of misdirection. |
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I spoke about the misdirection of this particular motion in somehow addressing that fact. |
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Otherwise, loss, damage or misdirection of baggage is to be reported to the tour manager or to the local representative of the Organizer. |
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The last time the government had a good idea to send money back to Canadians, the Auditor General reported on the misdirection of the funds. |
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Surprisingly, the court unanimously decided that this did not constitute legal misdirection. |
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Individual managers are calling people at home, they are trying to intimidate, they are trying persuasion, misdirection and misinformation. |
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Participants assume all risk of loss, damage, destruction, delay and misdirection of Prize Claim Materials and are advised to obtain insurance. |
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The purpose of a living Master is to prevent such misdirection of the original spiritual truths. |
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This has given rise to delays or misdirection in key decisions and actions. |
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Mr. Gerry Ritz: Mr. Speaker, that was a nice try by the member, with that little bit of misdirection. |
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At the same time, they expose the misdirection of European and US foreign policy. |
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The constant disinformation, distraction, misdirection, confabulation, and endless stream of threats actually works. |
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Here we see the furtive behavior of Tomik as a desperate need to connect, and even, given his repression, as an understandable misdirection of desire. |
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Working-class students struggle for identity amid a cacophony of misleading noise and misdirection in a world that seeks to misrepresent and marginalize them. |
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The media have been uninterested in pursuing this story for a variety of reasons, not the least of which was its childlike proclivity to fall for misdirection. |
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Obviously, when you're going against speed and you can do misdirection and get them going the wrong way and fool them a little bit, then you've got a chance. |
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A more sickening misdirection of foreign policy cannot be imagined. |
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The principle is well settled that where there has been no misdirection on an issue of fact by the trial judge. the presumption is that his conclusion is correct. |
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But under what moral principle must a nation mimic both the madness and the misdirection of its enemy? |
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Is this a Benghazi misdirection from those masters of deception in the White House, a latter day Whitewater? |
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This misdirection is also likely what led CNN and Fox News to mistakenly report that the mandate had been struck down. |
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In that regard, Eisner proved confounding, with his comments reading more like misdirection than tea leaves. |
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Even more likely, it could be deliberate misdirection, a Nabokovian wink the author shares with the reader perspicacious enough to call his bluff. |
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It is even possible that the FBI's complete ineptness in investigating terrorism was at least partly caused by misdirection of other parts of the U. S. government. |
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The charter issues that have been brought forward are really a misdirection in trying to tackle the real issue, which is to make our streets safer and to keep the public safe when they are travelling. |
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This is, therefore, a take note debate which for reasons of political misdirection has attached to it a vote which is unnecessary and meaningless. |
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Lack of receipt of this could indicate misdirection. |
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Often, military deception, in the form of military camouflage or misdirection using decoys, is used to confuse the enemy as a tactic. |
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The magician used misdirection to get us to watch his left hand while he did something with his right hand. |
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To make a resource allocation system primarily driven by performance is to risk misdirection of resources with respect to the institution's overall mandate. |
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Any misdirection at this point causes delay in ultimate delivery. |
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The Bank states that it has no indication of a malfunction of its automated processes or of a misdirection of the complainant's monthly statements. |
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It was an act of misdirection worthy of a cheap stage magician, shifting responsibility for economic failure onto those who were barely out of primary school when it happened, a shameless act of divide and rule. |
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