However, Plaid said that was a complete misinterpretation by Labour, and the note was about Plaid opposing rather than supporting market forces influencing education policy.
Promises aside, since the Carter administration, the US has accepted the Arab misinterpretation of 242 - that Israel is required to return all the lands it conquered.
Sir Michael points out that the DWP's own report on the research recognises that the numbers were highly vulnerable to misinterpretation.
He also feels that there has been a lot of deliberate misinterpretation of his proposals particularly by benefits campaign groups and Labour politicians.
Daniel Thieke, managing director at the DTCC and another participant in the public letter, wrote that ISO 20022 will reduce the risk of misinterpretation of data and improve identification of events.
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Since his election as Pope seven years ago, Benedict has consistently tried to correct what he regards as a misinterpretation of Vatican II, insisting that it did not mark a revolutionary break from the past, as liberal Catholics would have it, but rather a renewal of the best traditions of the ancient Church.
The British Board of Film Classification's successfully argued that the game had been approved for release on a misinterpretation of the law.
Cardiff West Labour AM Mark Drakeford defended the minister and stressed that these emails were a "misunderstanding" and a "misinterpretation".
That contained a lot of detail but nowhere near enough and it was open to misinterpretation.
It is exactly this fundamental misinterpretation (coupled no doubt with a contempt for the 10th amendment) and resulting worldview that allows him and so many other aspiring power brokers to become entirely unbounded as to what the federal government can get itself involved with.
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