Sentence examples for making any representations from inspiring English sources

In actuality, we had followed through and 100% of net revenues had gone to charity – but to prevent any such misunderstanding in the future, we're not making any representations about revenues for the new category.

Mr. Cassano told the volunteer squad to "immediately cease its operations and discontinue making any representations that A.V.F.D. is authorized by the City of New York or the F.D.N.Y. to provide emergency medical and firefighting services," or face possible arrest of its members.

The United States requires additional time to brief the new leadership of the Department on this case and the issues to be addressed at that hearing before making any representations to the Court," DOJ lawyers wrote.

He notes that the first conception of a fiction mentioned above which makes "any representation that contradicts reality a fiction" (p. 179), doesn't correspond to our ordinary use of the term: a rough map is not fiction.

"EcoMedia does not in any way certify, endorse or make any representations about EcoAd advertisers, their products or services," the statement concludes.

The Foreign Office last night said Ivan Lewis's set out the legal situation in a letter to Mr MacAskill but did not make any representations.

On Monday, after KPMG demanded his firing, Mr. Gorman sent the firm another letter, saying his previous letter might have been misinterpreted and assuring the firm that he was quite willing to make any representations needed about the accuracy of the company's financial statements.

To wit: "The USMS does not make any representations or warranties regarding Bitcoin," write the U.S. Marshals.

"The California State Assembly does not warrant or make any representations as to the quality, content, accuracy, or completeness of the information, text, graphics, links and other items contained on this server or any other server," reads the disclaimer.

Wouldn't a truly mind-independent world make any representation of it, in thought or language, unreliable, if not impossible?

"Mr McKinnon and his legal team have until April 6 to respond and make any further representations.