Sentence examples for a misrepresented fact from inspiring English sources
If, for example, in answer to an agent's question, the applicant reports no history of serious illness, in the mistaken belief that a past illness was minor, the court may find the statement to be an honest opinion and not a misrepresented fact.
For two reasons, the answer to this question is clearly "no". First, because "[t]he question of materiality... is an objective one, involving the significance of an omitted or misrepresented fact to a reasonable investor," materiality can be proved through evidence common to the class.
It's been misused: it has misrepresented fact; it has misrepresented fact; it has oversimplified the world.
No matter how beautifully crafted your infographic or visual is, it can be destroyed by one misrepresented fact, or out-of-context statistic.
fact-finding mission on the Gaza conflict of 2008-2009 have misrepresented facts in an attempt to delegitimize the findings of this report and to cast doubts on its credibility," their joint statement began.
They almost never delve in the substance of the debate by explaining where candidates may have misrepresented facts or might be proposing policies with a proven track record of failure.
In response to a question, he said he did not think the administration had misrepresented facts to justify going to war.
As a result, "we determined the FCC, relying on Bray's explanation of the events, misrepresented facts and provided misleading responses to Congressional inquiries related to this incident".
In the midst of this, civil liberties groups have launched a constitutional challenge against citizenship revocation without legal hearings, particularly in cases where applicants misrepresented facts.
Prosecutors said the officers misrepresented facts during their investigation because they had personal connections to the families of the accused.
Transgender activists, however, complained that the letter had misrepresented facts and had been signed by feminists with anti-transgender views.
