Sentence examples for misleading charge from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bradley's weak response to Mr. Gore's misleading charge has haunted him to this day.

One possible source of the FDA review's misleading charge may be its limited view of brain behavior relationships.

Margaret Hodge, the committee's chair, accused Hartnett of misleading parliament – a charge he denied – and the committee felt the need to compel HMRC's most senior lawyer, Anthony Inglese, to swear on oath before giving evidence.

Mitt Romney's campaign was brazenly misleading in its charge that the president's health plan would cut medical services to older adults by reducing Medicare spending by $716 billion.

"Looking at marginal rates in this way is misleading, as the charge simply withdraws some or all of the money that has been paid in child benefit - no one will be taxed more than the benefit they receive.

One ad by a pro-Cruz Super Pac was pulled down on Monday after a legal review determined it to be misleading in its charge that Rubio supported so-called "sanctuary cities" while shepherding a comprehensive immigration reform bill in 2013.

For-profit colleges have received as much as $32 billion a year in federal student aid, but government and media investigations have revealed that many schools have deceived and coerced prospective students, misled regulators, charged sky-high prices, and left many dropouts and graduates alike buried in debt and without improved job outlooks.

A national company that claims it can help people in trouble with the Internal Revenue Service has been misleading its clients, charging them hefty fees and failing to deliver on its promises, the Texas attorney general charged Thursday.

A canny choice of targets (bank charges, misleading airline websites) has given her a high profile.A low profile has helped Olli Rehn (enlargement).

Ms. Jackson called the A.E.P. charges "misleading at best" and made clear she would not retreat from her statutory duty to protect public health.

In other words, the NSA was either ignorantly or willfully misleading the court charged with limiting its power.