Sentence examples for in misrepresentations from inspiring English sources

In some cases, we have evidence of senior executive knowledge of and involvement in misrepresentations.

The suit, which is believed to be the first in which one United States diocese has sued another, accuses the Boston Archdiocese of engaging in "misrepresentations and suppression of information" as well as "active misconduct and negligence" in concealing Father Shanley's background.

Therefore, care must be taken with generalizations of feeding habits of closely related taxa as this approach may result in misrepresentations of the Chironomid trophic ecology (Berg 1995).

There the Court drastically narrowed the scope of actors who can qualify as primary participants in misrepresentations perpetrated in connection with the purchase or sale of securities under Rule 10b-5(b).

The Department of Education has regulations that can cut off its funding to schools that engage in misrepresentations, directly or through third-party marketers.

One of the advocates for students pointed out that the Department's proposed rules only seemed to give students a chance to get off the hook if their school had engaged in misrepresentations, rather then, for example, recruiting that is coercive but without actual lies being told.

And who pays for their exercise in misrepresentation?

Predictably enough, both sides accused each other of engaging in misrepresentation.

Blaming Palestinians — for disunity, for grandstanding, for seeking not the 1967 lines but Israel's disappearance — is easy enough, although increasingly an exercise in misrepresentation of the major Palestinian shifts under Prime Minister Salam Fayyad.

This says: "Engaging in misrepresentation or subterfuge, including by agents or intermediaries, can generally be justified only in the public interest and then only when the material cannot be obtained by other means".

Labour is thinking of referring the matter to the Press Complaints Commission, which bans "engaging in misrepresentation or subterfuge, including by agents or intermediaries" except when the matter is in the public interest and the information cannot be obtained by other means.