Sentence examples for misleading intent from inspiring English sources

The technology was named RDF with misleading intent - the vague description would disguise the full nature of the system to the enemy if its existence ever became known.

The recently obtained internal documents reveal the Foreign Office's misleading, false and sinister intent.

"It is unfortunate but ultimately unsurprising that a liberal publication like Huffington Post would make these misleading accusations and misconstrue the intent of the response," deputy press secretary Lindsay Walters said.

Under the Truth in Caller ID Act, passed last year and enforced by the F.C.C., it is illegal to transmit inaccurate or misleading caller ID information "with the intent to defraud, cause harm or wrongfully obtain anything of value".

It shall be unlawful for any person within the United States, in connection with any real time voice communications service, regardless of the technology or network utilized, to cause any caller ID service to transmit misleading or inaccurate caller ID information, with the intent to defraud or deceive.

The court stated, "If simply understanding accounting rules or optimizing a company's performance were enough to establish scienter, then any action by a company's chief financial officer that a juror could conclude in hindsight was false or misleading could subject him to fraud liability without regard to intent to deceive.

While these fossil fuel companies continue to pollute the air above and the land surrounding our communities, they are intent on sustaining our dependence on them through placing misleading campaigns to slow the growth of a viable and pollution-free alternative.

The decision to pursue civil charges under New York's Martin Act means that the state's attorney general will not have to prove fraudulent intent, only that the firm was negligent in making any false or misleading disclosures.

Judge Rakoff pointed out that in a civil complaint filed against an individual who worked at Citi, Brian Stoker, the S.E.C. did accuse Citi of knowingly misleading investors, which, in Rakoff's words, "would appear to be tantamount to an allegation of knowing and fraudulent intent".

Or misleading?

The strange, misleading clues.