Sentence examples for misleading advertisement from inspiring English sources

Tone emphasizes that feminine hygiene was an unregulated market of misleading advertisement, unrestrained hucksterism and unreliable -- in some cases dangerous -- products.

"The standard for a false or misleading advertisement is whether the ad makes a material statement that is likely to mislead the consumer," said Kent R. Middleton, an advertising professor at the University of Georgia.

Last week, a "super PAC" supporting Mr. Obama released a misleading advertisement suggesting that Mr. Romney's actions at Bain Capital indirectly contributed to a woman's death.

Judge Elliot found that there were 11 violations/aiding and abetting violations with each separate document in which a misleading advertisement appeared treated as a separate act or omission.

Contract cheating services are openly advertised on university campuses (e.g. Chisholm, 1992), on the internet (e.g. Bretag, 2017; Dickerson, 2007; Lancaster and Clarke, 2017; Wallace and Newton, 2014) and elsewhere, despite the fact that, for example, the misleading advertisement of services is regulated by law, e.g. in UK by the Fraud Act 2006 (Draper et al., 2017).

The association, which consists of nine separate companies that produce pesticides, calls the marketing campaign unethical, illegal and rigged, and calls for Coop to stop using the misleading advertisement or face a penalty payment of 2 million Swedish Crowns (~240k USD).

Within a year or two after taking over the paper, Dillon began running in his masthead a guarantee to make good all losses suffered by subscribers through "trusting any deliberate swindler, irresponsible advertisers, or misleading advertisements in our columns".

The body often investigates misleading advertisements.

Mr. Spitzer said a yearlong investigation had uncovered scores of misleading advertisements and scams.

Oz never endorses specific brands, and he has a form, prominently displayed on his Web site, that viewers can use to report misleading advertisements that invoke his name.

Former employees have filed affidavits saying they placed misleading advertisements and were pushed to graduate failing students and lie to independent auditors.