Sentence examples for concerning misleading from inspiring English sources

Since January 2012 there have been 27 ASA rulings against Sit-Up Ltd, mostly concerning misleading pricing claims and misleading product descriptions.

Quality is just as important as quantity when it comes to corporate information, and our paper also examines whether the statutory provisions concerning misleading or deceptive conduct in relation to financial services or a financial product provide adequate protection for investors.

A new report on identity-theft protection services says the most frequent complaint from customers concerns misleading trial offers.

Human rights experts said Trump's regular praise for Xi is concerning and misleading.

But efforts to replace the scientific term are sure to run into opposition from consumer and natural food groups concerned about misleading the public.... Consumers have been slow to embrace irradiated meats, having inferred that irradiation is somehow involved in their preparation.

The ASA's chief executive, Guy Parker, told Radio 4's You and Yours that they were concerned about misleading and potentially harmful claims on therapists' websites.

[Another sponsoree], asked if he was concerned about misleading viewers who might not realize he is working with brands, offered a slightly different take.

In December 1984, the president of the Association of American Publishers, Inc., wrote a letter to Paul Orfalea, president of Kinko's Graphics Corporation, "express[ing]... concern regarding misleading statements and omissions concerning copyright matters in Kinko's promotional material". (PX 52).

The DNA from necrotic cancer cells may be detectable by PCR method in the peritoneal cavity but they are nonviable and therefore their identification at the DNA level would thus be misleading concerning tumour progression.

In other words: Does the CVP still have entitlement or is it more appropriate not to identify any CVP value as to identify one that might be misleading concerning the clinical situation?

The regulator said complaints included concerns about misleading information and that it risked increasing Islamophobia.