Sentence examples for misrepresentation about the from inspiring English sources

Evidence gathered by the Radical Housing Network, via numerous freedom of information (FOI) requests, has discovered what is at best serious misrepresentation about the use of government funds.

"I say that because there are misrepresentations about the scope of it.

Unhappy with what he viewed as the salesperson's misrepresentations about the availability of a certain model, Maxwell decided to create a website to tell his story.

The complaint also claims Navient's subsidiary, debt collection agency Pioneer Credit Recovery, made illegal misrepresentations about the federal loan rehabilitation program available to defaulted borrowers.

The Illinois suit against One Source Mortgage said the company lured borrowers with misrepresentations about the interest rates on their loans.

Several times a month, the military parades groups of journalists through the detention camps at the naval station here in an effort to clear up what it says are "common misrepresentations" about the way the camps' 176 detainees are treated.

The firms made material misrepresentations about the quality of the loans in the securities, the lawsuit said, and ignored evidence of broad defects among the loans that they pooled and sold to investors.

Udall said: "The actions the chairman outlined are the latest events that illustrate why I directly pushed CIA director Brennan to acknowledge the flaws in and misrepresentations about the CIA's brutal and ineffective detention and interrogation program.

Jackson said she was setting aside for now her assessment of explanations from Stone's attorneys about delays and misrepresentations about the release date of a book by Stone with an updated introduction that criticizes special counsel Robert S. Mueller III.

The Daily Mail has removed a report from its website that described the French capital as "Powder Keg Paris" following accusations that its reporting contained inaccuracies and misrepresentations about the impact of migration on one suburb.

The players say the N.F.L. made misrepresentations about the seriousness of their injuries "with the intent of inducing N.F.L. players, including plaintiffs, to return to play as soon as physically possible after having suffered a football-related concussion and to promote an aggressive style of football that would attract viewers".