| I absolutely hate it when someone misunderstands me and then refuses to let me explain. |
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| So the libertarian fails because he fundamentally misunderstands the question. |
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| In our view this submission is entirely misconceived and misunderstands the effect of these cases. |
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| And the data also shows that the learner misunderstands how to make the Japanese desideratives polite. |
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| Unuttered thoughts corrode relationships: a painter's wife misunderstands her husband's work, a couple never mention their stillborn baby. |
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| But this argument, say Mr Becker and Ms Rubinstein, misunderstands the way terrorism works. |
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| This misunderstands the nature of addiction, abdicates the state's duty to protect its citizens, and violates human rights. |
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| To suggest that Canada's history has always been one of peacekeeping misunderstands our history. |
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| My colleague probably misunderstands the intent and function of Passport Canada's receiving agents in relation to Passport Canada itself. |
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| These closures are symbolic of how badly the government misunderstands foreign policy. |
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| Indeed, the British perception of the euro as a failure, because of its fall against the dollar, simply misunderstands the whole project. |
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| This approach is completely mistaken and wholly misunderstands what symbols are about. |
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| To go back to the point, the parliamentary secretary misunderstands the question. |
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| The lack of support and task-oriented focus, in particular, misunderstands caring work, submitting it to an industrial, instrumental logic. |
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| If the patient is not properly advised, or misunderstands the instructions, then the medications may not be used appropriately. |
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| The West also looks down condescendingly on Iran's power politics and misunderstands them. |
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| Any definition of intellection or perception, therefore, that splits them into two disparate parts, misunderstands the nature of knowledge and of reality. |
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| Sigal Samuel completely misunderstands the dynamics of anti-Israel and anti-Semitic hate speech. |
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| Here too the Commission misunderstands our basic cause for concern. |
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| The claim that collective rights jeopardise traditional individual rights misunderstands the interdependent relationship between group and individual rights. |
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| When answers given are incorrect, either because the person concerned misunderstands or because he or she has been wrongly advised to give false or incomplete answers, it creates problems at subsequent hearings. |
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| But this misunderstands the nature of ozone pollution. |
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| It can also happen that it misunderstands the substance of an appeal. |
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| And in some ways, I think, Mr Perry misunderstands the issue. |
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| There is no question about that and I want to make that abundantly clear so that no one misinterprets or misunderstands why we are opposed to the bill. |
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| When management cannot develop effective operating plans, misunderstands competitor's actions, or when it underestimates the resources needed to complete tasks, the cause of failure is lack of competence. |
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| Occasionally a new team misreads or misunderstands the schedule. |
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| To claim that the reason we don't talk about bomb shelters anymore has anything to do with the anti-ballistic missile treaty misunderstands what the anti-ballistic missile treaty did for proliferation. |
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| In any case, I think the hon. member misunderstands the equation here. |
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| And except when he sells our eyeballs to advertisers for a pittance, we won't all be working for Mark Zuckerberg someday. This badly misunderstands the economic impact of the internet. |
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| The report misunderstands the position of the concept of subsidiarity when it comes to the role of Europe and the role of the Member States in these areas of policy. |
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