Sentence examples for against misrepresentations from inspiring English sources

In its decision and order docket, the FTC orders a prohibition against "misrepresentations" by Uber pertaining to how it monitors or audits internal access to consumers' personal Information; and to the extent to which it protects the privacy, confidentiality, security, or integrity of any personal information it handles and stores.

Corporations often have to push back against misrepresentations of their business practices ― that's why they have large public relations offices, after all ― but an ongoing misinformation campaign led by the president of the United States is a chilling prospect for the future of all American business.

The critics, who called themselves Nurses Against Misrepresentation, or Nam, complained that Ms. Van Devanter's account could leave relatives of dead soldiers believing that their kin had not received the best possible treatment.

In the struggle to save nightlife, the hardest battle continues to be the fight against misrepresentation.

But note that, here again, the thrust is not against managed earnings per se it is against intentional misrepresentations of accounting data.

They wrote to Mr. Gore, pledging to defend the honor of their state against his "misrepresentations".

In spite of these correctives, autistic people and their families are now forced to do two things: mourn the horror in Connecticut and defend autistics  against these misrepresentations.

"We disagree with the allegations in the complaint and will vigorously defend against the misrepresentations it contains about Wells Fargo and all of the Wells Fargo team members whose careers have been built on doing the right thing by our customers every day," a Wells Fargo spokeswoman told the Guardian.

Members of the Proud of Texas Committee have written to Vice President Al Gore, pledging to defend their state against his "misrepresentations". A1 Vice President Gore tried to undercut Gov. George W. Bush's popularity, suggesting that Mr. Bush's priorities were skewed and had made Texas a backwater where big oil interests were more important than children's health.

Philosophers concerned to defend the rationality of science against sociological misrepresentations include Larry Laudan (1984) James Brown (1989, 1994), Alvin Goldman (1987, 1995) and Susan Haack (1996).

Since real life works by pro-wrestling rules, the proponents of AllVid, seven companies ranging from Best Buy to Sony to Tivo, have taken offense to these allegations, and have subsequently formed an alliance, or stable, to fight back against these misrepresentations and half-truths.