Sentence examples for deceitful information from inspiring English sources
It said the report contained "deceitful information" and was "fraught with innuendo".
For the Who, shooting to fame in 1965, the flurry of deceitful information is brand new, but it had already had an effect.
Which are the main risks for the general public and for professionals associated with the dissemination of deceitful and unreliable information?
Spying to obtain secret information is deceitful.
Apart from avoiding (intentionally) deceitful words, the culture of informed consent endorses extensive positive obligations to disclose all relevant information.
Again the anonymity and ease of use that information technology provides can facilitate deceitful practices.
However, the Defendant's apparently poor and deceitful behaviour I would have thought would have been relevant information for a court to take into account when considering how to interpret evidence and in formulating a judgment.
In this sense the case is different from those of retired general David Petraeus, former director of the CIA, and Sandy Berger, ex-national security adviser, both of whom handled information they knew was classified and were wilfully deceitful.
She agreed that the claimant's psychological reaction was only an adjustment reaction, not PTSD, and she further stated that Jones had been "very deceptive and deceitful in his reporting", suggesting that he might be consciously giving incorrect information to the experts.
"But if they decide to leave on the basis of inaccurate information, inaccurate information known to be inaccurate, then I regard that as deceitful".
