Sentence examples for misled either from inspiring English sources

He stood by the case presented by the intelligence services "totally", while also "totally" refuting any suggestion that he had "misled either Parliament or the people".

And don't be misled either by talk of gas prices or dependency on foreign oil; reserves there are not sufficient to affect either.

Do not be misled, either, by pre-conference media coverage that might suggest Cameron is moving to the right.

Speaking to Carl Cameron, of Fox News, about the Obama campaign's suggestion that he misled either the American people or the Securities and Exchange Commission, Romney said "It's ridiculous, and it's beneath the dignity of the presidency".

Waller says he does not think this was done maliciously or with the intention of obstructing or misleading either investigation, but the effects were both "significant and unsatisfactory".

[ 18] The Medicines Australia Code of Conduct states that all promotional information "must be current, accurate, balanced and must not mislead either directly, by implication, or by omission".

But he did have an obligation not to mislead either the ecology club or the people who schlepped their old computers to the recycling fete.

The report has found "strong circumstantial evidence for intent to mislead, either by the intelligence agencies or by the policymakers who used the material gathered to justify war", said Florida's Palm Beach Post.

The appearance of the Plaid Cymru leader, Leanne Wood, on last week's UK-wide televised leaders' debate, where she deservedly won applause for a doughty duffing of Nigel Farage, should not be allowed to mislead either.

US was misleading, either by confirming an earlier incorrect diagnosis or by changing an earlier diagnosis (correct or other incorrect) to another incorrect diagnosis.

Don't be misled, in either case, by their appeals to science, mathematics, sociology or economics.