Sentence examples for deception about the from inspiring English sources

There was often a powerful element of prurience, hypocrisy and deception about the way the story was exposed, but that was the way the tabloid press worked.

Purdue's business has attracted a wave of lawsuits alleging deception about the safety of OxyContin, which the company had admitted misbranding in a 2007 criminal case.

Lack of consent can include induced indebtedness and deception about the type and terms of work, withholding or non-payment of wages and the retention of identity documents.

"But some of these skepticisms, at times, have gotten a bit bothersome, to the point of accusing the Army of deception about the Stryker's performance and transportability".

These officials also point out that it was an internal review at Livermore that turned up the problems in the first place after numerous external reviews missed them, and they say that there had never been intentional deception about the overruns -- simply a particularly ill-timed period of disbelief and confusion leading up to Mr. Richardson's speech.

The International Union of Operating Engineers Local 68 Welfare Fund had sued Merck in early 2003, arguing that its health plan would not have covered Vioxx prescriptions but for Merck's deception about the risks of the drug, which cost several times as much as older, traditional anti-inflammatory medicines.

Even better is her self-deception about the man whom she does love.

I more or less stopped taking photographs at all once I realised I was subscribing to a cheap self-deception about the originality, beauty and meaning of my tens of thousands of pictures.

The deceptions about the spy flights were issued in some of the tensest days of the cold war.

Ministers and minions have been sent out to spread shameless deceptions about the impact of cuts announced so far.

An account of intellectual integrity should recognize other sources of conflict and temptations that impede intellectual integrity, such as the temptations offered by the commercialization of research, self-deception about the nature of one's work, and the conflict between the free pursuit of ideas and responsibility to others.