Sentence examples for misleading rule from inspiring English sources

This misleading rule seems to sing, "When I'm not near the noun I agree with, I agree with the noun I'm near".

But he blames popular but misleading rules for the long-term failure of so many diets.

For many, an equally important task will be to rewrite inadequate (and often misleading) rules on accounting and disclosure.

The MPs also said the government must tighten misleading rules over the labelling of products, so customers were aware where their food had been sourced, and that farmers, processors and retailers should agree long-term contracts that provided predictable levels of income.

The main objectives are to update the few and incomplete provisions included in the current version to the current state-of-the-art and to correct some misleading rules.

The text, no matter how inaccurate or misleading, rules.

And although the arbitrator Richard Jeydel called the U.S.T.A.'s selection process unclear and misleading, he ruled last Wednesday that Williams would stay on the team with Lindsay Davenport, her sister Venus and Monica Seles.

If this is the underlying intuition, it is misleading, for the rule of recognition is not to be found in constitutions.

Precise numbers can be misleading because the rules have many exceptions and are being put into effect over several years.

The implication that the test could reduce the need for women to have regular smear tests was irresponsible and misleading, the ASA ruled.

There is no obligation for a company to disclose every bit of information that investors might want to know, and the Supreme Court recognized in Basic, Inc. v. Levinson that "[s]ilence, absent a duty to disclose, is not misleading" under those rules.