Sentence examples for dishonest claims from inspiring English sources

One of the more dishonest claims of the antis is that AV will help the BNP.

In a bid to maximise Labour discomfort, the Conservatives released a dossier highlighting "the dishonest claims" made by Labour ministers that they had been neutral about his release.

Lord Hanningfield, a 69-year-old former Essex County council leader, faces six charges of making dishonest claims for travelling allowances.

It's an unattractive topic all round: investigating dishonest claims is an expensive, time-consuming business, not to mention a criminal drain on resources.

Either way, his attempt to deceive voters on this issue was the biggest of many misleading and/or dishonest claims he made over the course of that hour and a half.

Spinmeisters like Lord Mandelson continue to advance transparently dishonest claims, such as his ludicrous assertion that the government could not give projections of public spending cuts – which we all know must come – because they would be based on "speculation".

But also because Cogan and Taylor make a basically dishonest claim about the state of research.

"One particularly dishonest claim is that that the UK could enjoy continued membership of the single market while abandoning contributions to the common budget.

One particularly dishonest claim is that the UK could enjoy continued membership of the single market, while abandoning contributions to the common budget.

So the message is clear that if you are caught making a dishonest claim, you may end up paying our costs as well as your own.

(The church calls Marc Headley dishonest, claiming that he kept seven hundred dollars in profits after being authorized to sell Scientology camera equipment; Headley says that shipping costs and other expenses account for the discrepancy).