Sentence examples for false or inaccurate from inspiring English sources
No one is advocating that false or inaccurate claims be permitted.
Am I going to point out when I think something is false or inaccurate?
New York officials said Ms. Byron-Marasek had provided them with "materially false or inaccurate statements".
It said then that it would move against mortgage servicing companies that file false or inaccurate claims, assess unreasonable fees or fail to account properly for loan payments after a bankruptcy has been discharged.
Last year, the United States Trustee, charged with overseeing the integrity of the nation's bankruptcy courts, said it would move against lenders that file false or inaccurate claims or assess unreasonable fees.
Last month, It announced plans to move against mortgage servicing companies that file false or inaccurate claims, assess unreasonable fees or fail to account properly for loan payments after a bankruptcy has been discharged.
The case focused on whether foreclosure documents they had submitted were false, misleading or inaccurate.
For example, if the lender determines that I gave "false, misleading, or inaccurate information" on my mortgage application, or if I try to transfer any interest in the property to someone else without getting the lender's permission, I can be deemed in default and the lender can start foreclosure proceedings.
The intuition that conflicts with teleological theories, therefore, is that Swampman's inner states, which are narrowly identical to Davidson's, are true, false, accurate or inaccurate in the usual sense.
A Cybercrimes Act, signed into law on 8 May, criminalises the sharing of information deemed "false, deceptive, misleading or inaccurate", forces internet service and mobile phone providers to share users' information without telling them, and allows police officers to search and seize equipment without much justification.
We evaluate beliefs as true or false, memories as accurate or inaccurate, perceptions as veridical or illusory and so on.
