Sentence examples for materially false when from inspiring English sources

But the document submitted to the court said that Mr. Lewis's "sworn admissions leave no genuine dispute that his statement at the December 5 shareholder meeting reiterating the bank's prior accretion and dilution calculations was materially false when made".

The SEC called the proxy materials materially false and misleading.

It would've just had to prove that it was more likely than not that Musk had disclosed a materially false fact or a misleading one without context not a high bar when you consider the very flimsy basis for Musk's tweets.

"What is to happen when guilty management writes a prospectus (for the board) containing materially false statements and fools both board and public into believing they are true?" Justice Breyer asked.

This happens for instance when a logician constructs a valid syllogism made up of materially false sentences to give examples of formally valid inferences (§44, 130).

New York officials said Ms. Byron-Marasek had provided them with "materially false or inaccurate statements".

The suit accuses Jiangbo of issuing "materially false and misleading" financial statements.

Finally, p ≡ q ("p is [materially] equivalent to q" or "p if and only if q") is to count as true when p and q have the same truth value (i.e., either when both are true or when both are false), and false when they have different truth values; the arguments of "≡" (the [material] equivalence sign) are called equivalents.

Given any two propositions p and q, then p ⊃ q ("if p [then] q" or "p [materially] implies q") is to count as false when p is true and q is false and as true in all other cases; hence it has the same meaning as "either not-p or q" or as "not both p and not-q".

The suit contends that both Deloitte and Grant Thornton "issued materially false reports on Parmalat's 1998-2002 year-end financial statements".

The plaintiffs asserted that those statements were materially false and had inflated the company's stock price.