Sentence examples for has deceived the from inspiring English sources

And he has deceived the people".

"Nicolas Sarkozy has deceived the French," declares Pauline Guibert, a history student.

By calling boat people "illegals" the Abbott government has deceived the public and has induced them to tolerate the calculated mistreatment of people who are desperate enough to risk their lives to escape persecution.

Kenneth R. Timmerman is possibly the most extreme opponent of the NIE, claiming that the judgment that Iran has suspended its nuclear program is based on a "single, unvetted source" and that the Iranian Revolutionary Guards have succeeded in "laundering fake information" that has deceived the intelligence community.

Previous research has, among other things, revealed how the industry has deceived the public and policymakers about the harms of tobacco [ 18, 19], manipulated science [ 20- 23], used third parties to promote its agenda [ 24- 28], targeted vulnerable populations [ 29, 30], and interfered with regulatory and public policy processes [ 31- 36].

Sarah Isgur Flores, a spokeswoman for Sessions, denied he had deceived the Senate.

People propagating conspiracy theories "thought the Israelis and the Americans had deceived the Jordanians," Mr. Mahasneh said.

Some of Mr. Bloomberg's critics have since tried to suggest that the city had deceived the public about the quality of the schools.

In England the time is also used to give the court an opportunity to discover collusive practices by which the parties may have deceived the court.

Otherwise, he wrote, "Millennium will be perceived as having deceived the agencies" and the company's "good reputation would be lost overnight".

Stephen Whale, representing the council, said Mr Fidler had deceived the authority for many years and treated the planning system and the court with contempt.