Misconceiving British Austerity

Some of the opposition stems from misunderstandings.

According to sociologist John Thompson, the debate of sensationalism used in the mass medium of broadcasting is based on a misunderstanding of its audience, especially the television audience.

Max tends to misunderstand metaphors and large words.

I don't want there to be any misunderstanding.

There are still misconceptions regarding the composition of the Consolidated List.

directives are misunderstood or interpreted as contrary to the mission mandate and

But some of this criticism of market fundamentalism reflects a misunderstanding.

But such views reflect a misunderstanding of the UN s nature.

This call may reflect a misunderstanding in respect of the Institute's modus operandi.

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

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But the new unilateralism was based on a profound misunderstanding of the nature of power in world politics.

This criticism reflects a serious misunderstanding of how markets really function.

Producing draft articles could lead to misunderstandings and further confuse an already complicated and difficult topic.

The reservation to article 13 (a) therefore must be based on a misunderstanding.

There is a common misunderstanding that only user stories are allowed in a product backlog.

In order to eliminate any misunderstanding, it would be more accurate to refer to a spacecraft or space vehicle .

They are fighting, after all, for their peoples right to (mis)manage their affairs in their own way.

Developed countries governments are laboring under the misapprehension that funding must come from their national budgets.

Research in economics and psychology helps us understand why we do such a bad job in managing these risks.

This is a tragic mistake, one that results from a misunderstanding of the challenges facing Africa and of America s responsibilities.

As for the provisions of article 40.1 of the Irish Constitution, there seemed to be a misunderstanding.

The revised document will clarify and expand on points that may have led to misunderstandings or confusion.

What, then, of the much discussed conflict between austerity and growth? I believe that it is based on a fairly serious misunderstanding.

In reality, however, there has been a widespread misperception that somehow Europe protects small depositors.

The formulation provoked some opposition within the Institute, but this was probably caused by a misunderstanding of the intention of the authors.

On the freedom of any delegation to raise other issues whenever they wish to do so, there can be no misunderstanding in this room.

But the lessons that are sometimes derived from Sweden s experience are based on misunderstandings of what we actually did, and of how our system worked.

2.30 The judge referred to the male bias of the chief's point of view, and drew attention to a general misunderstanding of the constitutional rights of the chiefs.

The Committee notes that there seems to be a general misunderstanding in some Member States that national criminal proceedings are necessary in order to freeze assets.

Such largesse betrays a fundamental misunderstanding of the causes of today s discontent, because it assumes that these causes are purely material.

There may be some techniques of farming that are inherently in conflict with the concept of sustainability, but there is widespread misunderstanding on impacts of some practices.

Finally I wish to thank our interpreters I am sure that if there has been any misunderstanding about what I have said, it is not the interpretation but only I who am to blame.

They are a restless breed, flitting round the world s trouble spots, pen and camera poised.

There is this almost pre verbal, instinctive understanding about what we do, why we do it.

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Increasingly, there is a clear understanding of the need to form partnerships, share information and harmonize donor interventions around country priorities and systems.

But the growing belief that the global financial system has escaped collapse, and that we are slowly returning to business as usual, is a grave misinterpretation of the current situation.

The reluctance of trade negotiators to pursue what is in their obvious self interest reflects another, more serious misunderstanding about the manner in which nations trade.

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