NASD, a regulator of brokerage firms, said yesterday that Citigroup will pay $15.2 million to settle claims that its brokers had coaxed employees of the BellSouth Corporation into retiring early on exaggerated projections for investment returns.
Part of his job was to help rebut what the Roman Catholic Church sees as exaggerated projections of world population growth, Monsignor Maniscalco said, and to encourage policies of economic development rather than population control.
Back in March, Margaret Spellings, Mr. Duncan's predecessor as education secretary under Mr. Bush, accused the administration of floating an exaggerated projection of failing schools to build support for a rewrite or reauthorization of the law in Congress.
Paradoxically, "The lender is not an expert in your field and may not recognize exaggerated revenue projections or inadequate expense estimates".
Here, any effect of sample size is likely exaggerated by projection onto a large geographic area and the relatively limited resolution the data [ 36, 42].
"At its core," the judge wrote, "the Renaissance marketing plan is a clever scheme to extract money from consumers through the use of misrepresented facts, exaggerated claims and projections, undisclosed material facts and false promotions".
Bastian finally understands that Atreyu is merely a projection of his own exaggerated values and vulnerabilities.
To the extent that this is seen as a pivotal test of whether young people will vote, I must admit great skepticism, and find projections of a huge upswing to come exaggerated.
By exploiting their universe of exaggerated narratives, he taunts his audience with a romantic projection of what England was. .
It can look hyper-real or exaggerated or lack that movie-theatre film quality of projection TVs.
Lana Turner, Veronica Lake, Rita Hayworth, Marilyn Monroe, Kim Novak, and, in even more exaggerated form, Yvonne De Carlo, Jane Russell, and Jayne Mansfield were as much projections of male fantasies as living women.
