Sentence examples for deem misleading from inspiring English sources

The rule said judicial candidates were barred from making statements that a "reasonable person" would deem misleading.

Even the truth will not be a defence, since any statement deemed misleading could be actionable".

As he saw it, Egol had acknowledged reviewing all the documents that the S.E.C. had deemed misleading.

On Wednesday, an advertising watchdog group in Britain upheld complaints that had been lodged against the cosmetics giant, forcing the company to withdraw two advertisements deemed misleading.

The mailing was deemed "misleading to the average voter" and unfair by the Westchester County Fair Campaign Practices Committee, a local watchdog organization.

In March, Trump made 71 claims deemed "inaccurate, misleading or deeply questionable" in the course of a single CNN town hall.

But the ads were still deemed to be misleading.

Mr. Stringer, who deemed the signs misleading, sent a stern note on Tuesday to the city's Transportation Department, demanding that the apparent errors be fixed.

The Discovery Institute is also impelled to complain about what it deems to be misleading media coverage of evolution and of intelligent design: its Evolution News & Views blog proclaims that "[t]he misreporting of the evolution issue is one key reason for this site".

State ethics rules prohibit advertisement deemed false or misleading.

Hinton was deemed to have misled the committee repeatedly over his knowledge of payments to Clive Goodman, the first reporter to be caught up in the scandal.