Sentence examples for misattributed for from inspiring English sources

Fakes and forgeries as well as objects that are misattributed (for instance, a "Rembrandt" painting that was actually created by the "School of Rembrandt" or a "Follower of Rembrandt") must be taken back by the dealer, if the sale were based on the items being authentic, for the money paid for them.

(Go to Article) • Because of an editing error, an article in Business Day yesterday about a 0.2percentt increase in orders for durable goods in September misattributed a forecast for economic growth.

Correction: June 26 , 2003 Thursday An article in World Business on Friday about rising demand for auto parts made in India misattributed a forecast for exports.

Correction: January 2 , 2004 Friday Because of an editing error, an article in Business Day on Monday about exclusive deals between musicians and large retailers misattributed a figure for the market share of music sales held by discount stores like Wal-Mart.

Writing is an isolated, personal activity, the creative act of an individual not to be misattributed to or mistaken for any grouping of other people regardless of what they may share with the writer.

ED BOLAND Jr. Correction: March 17 , 2002 Sunday A report in the F.Y.I. column last Sunday about designs of manhole covers misattributed a recent comission for a series that will show buildings or sites no longer in existence.

Correction: August 25, 2000, Friday An article on Aug. 16 about new information on a 1960's sex scandal in Britain that involved the Duchess of Argyll misattributed a lyric written for "You're the Top," the Cole Porter song inspired by the duchess.

If the paintings are indeed fakes, and had been sold to a collector, they'd be part of the $6 billion a year the Federal Bureau of Investigations says we pay for forged, misattributed and stolen art.

Correction: January 2 , 2001 Tuesday A subheading yesterday with an article about President-elect Bush's choice of Donald H. Rumsfeld for secretary of defense misattributed a quotation about the talents needed for the job.

Correction: October 2, 2002, Wednesday A picture caption on Monday with an article about the battle for Iowa's Second Congressional District misattributed an advertisement supporting Representative Jim Leach, the Republican.

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