Sentence examples for correct misstatements from inspiring English sources

This year, Mr. Santorum has passed up similar opportunities to correct misstatements about the president's background.

The results indicate that financial reporting location has significant effects on internal auditors' decisions to correct misstatements.

Maddow has criticized Romney and his campaign throughout the 2012 election cycle for failing to correct misstatements.

It is most often used now in connection with correcting misstatements and avoiding libel suits.

Prosecutors concede that Mr. Louima has corrected misstatements and mistakes in his many trips to the witness stand.

The commission suggests that a nonprofit organization create a site for examining biotechnology claims along the lines of Factcheck.org, which corrects misstatements by politicians.

WASHINGTON -- White House Press Secretary Jay Carney spent Tuesday correcting misstatements by administration officials on Osama bin Laden's final moments before he was gunned down Sunday.

In this way, the government says, it will be able to "correct any misstatements or misleading information".

It would have been quite sufficient for Mr. Gore to give his own views on these matters and to correct any misstatements by his opponent.

In Congressional testimony in March, Mr. Tenet said he had privately intervened on several occasions to correct public misstatements on intelligence by Mr. Cheney and others, including a claim by the vice president in January that trailers found in Iraq were still believed to be biological weapons factories.

In addition, the S.E.C. said in its filing, James C. Kelsoe Jr., the manager of the funds, repeatedly directed the funds to use valuations for which there was no justification during the first half of 2007, and Joseph Thompson Weller, an accountant in charge of valuing the company's funds, did nothing to correct the misstatements.