Sentence examples for Misleading submissions from inspiring English sources
He argued that the House should elect an interim Speaker, who would preside until the Ethics Committee completed its investigation of Gingrich for having made, as Gingrich himself acknowledged, misleading submissions regarding his political and charitable enterprises.
Moreover, evidence of the purpose to enhance the value of the bank's portfolio by making misleading submissions is abundantly clear in the various messages exchanged by the traders, so the proof of a strong profit motive may be enough to support the wire fraud charges.
In a submission to the court, ACCC barrister Christine Adamson stated Google was misleading people who thought the ranking of its search results was not influenced by payments from advertiser.
On Thursday night, in a leaked submission to the public accounts committee, Thompson accused the pair of "fundamentally misleading" parliament and alleged that they told "specific untruths and inaccuracies".
In a submission to the committee published on Friday, Thompson accused Patten and Fry of "fundamentally misleading" MPs when they appeared before the PAC on 10 July to discuss BBC payoffs.
Mr. Kettenring said Acorn intended to change the language on its Web site to reflect that 400,000 of the 1.3 million registration submissions would likely be rejected by election officials, but said the group did not intend to be misleading.
That was misleading information.
This is highly misleading.
That's slightly misleading.
