Sentence examples for a misstatement of the from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lipman said that was "a misstatement of the record".

To say that anyone chooses to die is, in most situations, a misstatement of the facts.

For example, he says that creators of encrypted messaging apps "do something that the law does not allow telephone carriers to do: they exempt themselves from complying with court orders". That is a misstatement of the law.

Because something that we so often forget in the dialogue about security versus privacy is [that it is] really a misstatement of the issue, which is liberty versus security.

It is a misstatement of the bill's purpose, therefore, to maintain, as the McCain campaign advertisement does, that Mr. Obama favored conventional sex education as a policy for 5-year-olds.

When one reporter asked how he could allay fears that the police were becoming "executioners," Mr. Giuliani responded with irritation that the question was "a misstatement of the facts".

I take exception, however, to a misstatement of fact the author attributes to Charles Fleischman of Hofstra University, referring to the adjuncts not bringing the level of expertise the colleges require and to their lesser experience.

Specifically, under Section 404 of the Act, independent accountants are required to give their opinion on whether the company has material control weaknesses, which "could" cause a misstatement of results in the annual, or interim, financial statements.

"When there were mischaracterizations of our business record, or a misstatement of fact about the firm, we worked with major press outlets to correct the record.

But a misunderstanding about something I said led to a misstatement of fact in the article.

In other words, he relies on a promise and not on a misstatement of fact; and the term "promissory" estoppel or something equivalent should be used to make the distinction.