Sentence examples for has not misled from inspiring English sources

However, through me, the defendant accepts that the claimant does not bear responsibility for Sophie's death, does not have an eating disorder, and has not misled the public".

He will attempt to show that he had not been "fully briefed" on the two specific controversial payments – to Byford and Baylay – and that he has not misled parliament or the National Audit Office.

To check the press release is not full of flam (very rare) 2. To make sure the press release has not misled me by omitting some detail of the research, or omitting an important piece of context (much more common) 3. To check financial interest of authors 4. To make sure the authors' conclusions are broadly in line with the story I'm being sold (commonly they're not).

At the time, AremisSoft said it had not misled investors about how much its contracts were worth.

But he insisted that he had not misled Parliament in his two extended appearances before the committee last year, and that he had not engaged in a cover-up.

He was later reinstated, and his fine reduced, after he made a novel defense: He had not misled investigators because he was too intoxicated to remember what happened.

Mr. Siegel said that the company had not misled consumers and that it had disclosed its plans to raise per-minute rates in a news release last week.

But a well-placed Tory MP insisted the former party vice-chairman had not misled Mr Howard since the men did not speak until Saturday.

On Friday, Judge Strine ruled that IBP had not misled Tyson and that the merger agreement signed by the two companies was "valid and enforceable".

AremisSoft, a software company, said Tuesday that it had not misled investors about how many programmers it employed or the value of its contracts.

And in testy exchanges, he said he had not misled Congress, even though he did not divulge the targeting efforts of a Cincinnati unit examining 70,000 applications for tax exemption.