Sentence examples for based on misleading information from inspiring English sources
Catino alleges in court documents that warrants for the wiretaps and his arrest were issued based on misleading information about confidential informants provided by federal investigators.
But according to the summary obtained by McClatchy, the Senate report concludes that these opinions were based on misleading information provided by the CIA.
The justice also required G.E. to pay for a third party to write letters to all New York consumers who contacted the company after the recall announcement to inform them that G.E. acted deceptively and that they might be eligible for restitution if they bought new dishwashers based on misleading information.
In a statement, the company said it thought that the search warrant was based on misleading information from two terminated employees whom WebMD had sued for taking improper kickbacks and that the company thought that it had not violated any laws.
A Dutch Muslim umbrella group, the Contact Body for Muslims and the Government (CMO), accused the Party for the Animals of leading an "emotional" campaign based on misleading information which "wrongly created the impression that Muslim and Jewish methods of slaughter are barbaric and outdated".
The scandal surrounding the lobbyist Jack Abramoff gives them a place to begin, but moral revulsion is too slippery a slope for this crowd, beginning as it does with a presidency delivered by the Supreme Court, then sliding into a war of choice based on deliberately misleading information, now slipping into spying on citizens.
However, currently existing indices either are based on misleading premises or are cumbersome to implement.
But healthcare workers will rely on an independent positive list of disinfectants which, based on our data, probably provides misleading information with all possible implications on patient safety and healthcare worker safety.
Also on three websites, misleading information regarding risks were found.
Phil Jones, cabinet member for planning at the London borough of Camden, said Royal Mail's provision for affordable housing was "wholly unacceptable and based on incomplete, misleading and deeply flawed" information.
