Sentence examples for made misrepresentations from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cooper said the developer also made misrepresentations about Ms. Schlanger's ability to resell the property.

The jury found that the company, Koch Industries, made "misrepresentations and omissions," but concluded that the lapses were not significant.

From 1997 to 2005, they say, members of the bank's municipal derivatives desk made misrepresentations and omissions in at least 93 transactions.

Asking for Congress's help would also require the banks to tacitly admit that they routinely broke their own contracts and made misrepresentations to investors in their Securities and Exchange Commission filings.

Robert Khuzami, the director of enforcement at the S.E.C., explained that, unlike Goldman, the manager of the hedge fund, Paulson & Company, had not made misrepresentations to investors buying the security, known as a collateralized debt obligation.

The firm and former Madoff associates neither admitted nor denied the S.E.C.'s accusations that they had made misrepresentations and omissions by referring hundreds of investors to Mr. Madoff.

Watchdogs are said to be wanting information about whether banks made misrepresentation about them to secure deals, and whether aggressive selling crossed the line into something illegal.

Mistaken identities have been a staple of human interaction from Jacob and Esau to Shakespeare, but electronic communication has made misrepresentation temptingly immediate, a development not lost on the producers of "You've Got Mail".

"Any company that makes misrepresentations to consumers about its privacy and security practices risks FTC action".

Now, are the authorities making misrepresentations when they tell me the tapes don't exist?

"They were the result of the SFO, under its former leadership, omitting pertinent facts and making misrepresentations to the court.