Sentence examples for had been misstatements from inspiring English sources

In his prosecutor days, an appeals court said there had been "misstatements of important facts" due to his prosecutorial zeal.

The law firm was unable to say who got the cash.Last week Magyar Telekom said there had been "immaterial" misstatements in its Macedonian filings.

J. D. Gordon, Mr. Cain's communications director, said some of the misstatements had been caused by the breakneck pace of the campaign and "consecutive days of four, five hours of sleep a night".

It upset them how often their statements -- and misstatements -- had been misquoted by people with private agendas.

In addition, Wackenhut said it believed the Justice Department experts had been misled by "exaggerations and misstatements of facts" by inmates they had interviewed, and that the experts' findings "do not accurately reflect the condition of the facility today".

I know one thing that might have made the media play McCain's "misstatement" bigger: if it had been uttered by a Democrat.

Those misstatements led the White House, which had been very interested in the case, to deny Aaron's petition.

The facts kept coming in, overlaying the misstatements and flat-out lies that had been generated only hours before.

It attributed the misstatement to "error," and declared that it had been "retracted".

Persaud described a lecture series on pain management, which had been mandatory for students from 2002 to 2010, that was full of misstatements and outright falsehoods.

From the start of the crisis, the agency has struggled to get timely information from Japan about its failing reactors and has been criticized for technical misstatements.