Sentence examples for intentionally deceived from inspiring English sources

Judge Preska said investors had not alleged enough facts to support their claims that Bristol-Myers intentionally deceived investors.

If this woman intentionally deceived investigators just to spite you, you should report her — quick, before she does it to someone else.

only has to show that Mr. Stoker should have known that Citigroup's short position should have been disclosed, not that he had intentionally deceived anyone.

They have not spoken publicly to the media to explain whether they had intentionally deceived authorities, or whether an error was made in the paperwork.

Much of the attention has focused on what Jamie Dimon, the chief executive, knew and when he knew it, and the extent to which the bank intentionally deceived regulators and investors as the investment strategy was blowing up.

"It is submitted that the Commission should reject Cardinal Pell's evidence that officers of the CEO intentionally deceived him and did so for the reasons suggested by Cardinal Pell," the submission read.

Intentionally deceiving Congress is a felony, punishable by up to 5 years in prison for each offense.

He accused the Bush White House of often operating in secret, of intentionally deceiving the public and of "radical changes that reverse a century of American policy designed to protect our natural resources".

"I'd never intentionally deceive anyone," said Ms Lucas.

Those who make this objection would make lying the same as intentionally deceiving (Ekman 1985, 26).

If people cannot distinguish between original and fake photos, then litigants might use manipulated images to intentionally deceive the court, or even testify about images, unaware they have been changed.