Multiple-choice and perhaps talented, but one big failure as far as his most recent adopted and misled state is concerned.Eran Segev.
Most alarmingly, perhaps, California's secretary of state recently charged that Diebold -- the industry leader -- had installed uncertified voting machines and then misled state officials about it.
Kevin Smith, director of Cornerstone Policy Research, the group that led the fight against same-sex marriage in New Hampshire, said Mr. Lynch had misled state residents.
— Gov. Brian Schweitzer criticized Exxon Mobil on Friday for its handling of the Yellowstone River oil spill, saying that the company had withheld documents and misled state officials and local residents about the pipeline rupture.
The former banker, Charles J. Antonucci Sr., misled state and federal regulators into believing that he had come to the rescue of his troubled institution by investing $6.5 million of his own money to improve its financial position, the authorities said.
Most recently, Judith S. Kaye, the former chief judge of the State Court of Appeals, issued a report saying Governor Paterson misled state ethics regulators while testifying under oath about tickets he had obtained to a Yankees World Series game last year.
Optimal efficiency investment strategies for some end uses vary significantly (in excess of 100%) between Pittsburgh and Austin, suggesting that resources and guidance conducted at the national scale may mislead state and local decision-makers.
Glazer ruled the companies misled state officials over the negotiations of long-term electricity deals, with Shell charging $779 million more than it should have and Iberdrola charging $371 million more.
Things got worse when, in July 2016, the Times reported that Southern executives misled state regulators and federal officials to secure billions in financial incentives, triggering an investigation by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
When news of the loan surfaced last week Mr. Wulff was accused of misleading the state Parliament.
