The Nordic countries welcomed the suggestion that the term self contained regimes should be discarded as it was misleading.

He regretted the use of the misleading term border demarcation in paragraph 19 of the Secretary General's report (A 59 756).

Aggregate figures can be misleading.

Hands can be very misleading.

In his view it would be totally misleading to use the term indigenous peoples in the context of practically all nations in Asia and Africa.

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Clinton s Republican opponents characterized the increase as the largest ever increase in taxes on the middle class. That misleading claim contributed to the Democrats deep mid term election losses that year.

The word minority can sometimes be misleading in itself.

The report also contains some statistics which may be misleading.

But in fact, this metaphor of decline is often very misleading.

Others thought it served no useful purpose and might be misleading.

In the Soviet press, Armenians distorted historical facts, misleading public opinion.

My theory was a perfectly good one. The facts were misleading.

I was further amazed at seeing television ads stating similar misleading information.

This type of measurement can be very misleading from a human rights perspective.

Introducing a different date on which to record these data may be misleading.

Besides, cross section regressions are fairly treacherous and can lead to misleading conclusions.

As for the welfare of the enclaved , it should be underlined that the term enclaved , particularly following the opening of the borders for reciprocal crossings by the Turkish Cypriot side, has become an obsolete and a misleading terminology.

To call it a movement, as with all movements, perhaps, is a little misleading.

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The Court also notes that the figures given in paragraph 820 could be misleading.

The biases, whether intentional or otherwise, are pervasive, and so are the misleading mental images.

The biases, whether intentional or otherwise, are pervasive, and so are the misleading mental images.

The notion that human rights could be violated only by States was misleading and dangerous.

Against this reality, we heard, through misleading media reports, of an Israeli readiness to withdraw.

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At first blush, this unusual convergence between Western and emerging countries seems to reflect what advocates of a new international economic order had in mind. But appearances can be misleading, and, in this case, they are misleading in a significant way.

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To place a cost to taxpayers based on the reimbursement rate estimates is highly misleading, Walters said.

Furthermore, the terms permissibility impermissibility could be misleading, given their relationship to the topic of State responsibility.

Of course, there are many different kinds of democratic transitions, and lumping them all together might be misleading.

Raw numbers can, of course, be misleading when countries vary so greatly in the size of their populations.

We strongly reject his allegations, which are characterized by falseness and political illiteracy aimed at misleading world opinion.

Indeed, it would be misleading to expect social progress to take place without sustained and accelerated economic growth.

That is why I said that the formulation appearing in paragraphs 8, 9 and 10 might be somewhat misleading.

To keep the brackets and the list might be misleading as to the real preferences expressed by the Group.

Yes, global warming is happening, and mankind is partly responsible, but these statements are however eloquent seriously wrong or misleading.

In the context of the current report, Israel will simply note the misleading manner in which the case is quoted.

Furthermore, the Committee considers the information contained in paragraph 7 of the addendum, concerning procurement from developing countries, somewhat misleading.

As regards the issue of missing persons, the Greek Cypriot representative is deliberately misleading the members of the Third Committee.

It may thus be misleading to refer to a reallocation of the 1996 1997 savings in the 1998 1999 programme budget.

Strengthen existing offences for financing of terrorism, providing false or misleading information under an ASIO questioning warrant and for threatening aviation security.

Many such examinations were said to be perfunctory and in a number of cases misleading certificates were alleged to have been produced.

Since the term shared resources could be rather misleading in that context, the Nordic countries fully supported renaming the topic thereby making it clear that the Commission wished to enhance ways and means of ensuring the sustainable use of transboundary aquifers within the general framework of territorial sovereignty and jurisdiction of States.