Sentence examples for correction of the misstatement from inspiring English sources

Lewis D. Lowenfels, an authority on securities law at Tolins & Lowenfels in New York, said PeopleSoft's correction of the misstatement might not be adequate disclosure under securities law.

Another new provision would give the govt. the right to a printed correction of a press misstatement, to be published at the top of the front page of the erring newspaper, & to be twice as long as whatever it was the govt. objected to.

I feel obliged to correct some of the misstatements made by Bill Carlino in his letter to the editor (Aug. 17).

A miscalculation of pressure values due to inaccurate unit conversion was the source of the misstatement.

Treatment includes surgical correction of the skull.

The best part of the recurring "Fox & Friends" parodies on "Saturday Night Live" is nearly always the "corrections" segment at the end, when the dimwitted hosts Steve Doocy, Gretchen Carlson and Brian Kilmeade grin blankly into the camera as corrections of misstatements they said on the show fly by.

So what did the company do to correct the misstatement?

And so are corrections of any misstatements.

The colorful word choice, combined with the misstatement of the scale of the protests, had a comic effect, and çapulcu became a national punch line.

VW could also face compensation claims from motorists over the misstatement of their vehicle's fuel economy.

Under this standard, Wells Fargo couldn't be held responsible for virtually anything it puts in its corporate disclosures outside of the material misstatement of a statistic.