Sentence examples for misrepresentation which from inspiring English sources

Bias and misrepresentation, which involves the government misrepresenting or mischaracterizing scientific studies, or engaging in cherry picking.

Despite the praise for Judge Rakoff, the court said that he erred in his description of English law related to fraudulent misrepresentation, which applied to the case.

But this case has several wrinkles because some plaintiffs played when there was no collective bargaining agreement and because the cases claim fraud and misrepresentation, which go beyond the scope of a labor agreement.

The company and other ratings agencies have prevailed by asserting their rights under the first amendment of the constitution, which states that "Congress shall make no law...abridging the freedom of speech".So the DoJ is taking a new approach, accusing the firm of knowing misrepresentation, which is not covered by the first amendment.

More generally, if the proper functions of representing traits are too narrowly specified, their specification will not allow for the possibility of misrepresentation, which would undercut the most theoretically attractive feature of the biosemantic account.

In this regard, some have suggested that academic dishonesty includes misrepresentation which includes providing a false excuse to gain an assignment extension or deferment of an exam (Whitley and Keith-Spiegel 2002).

"Unfortunately, his further filing today is filled with inaccuracies and misrepresentations, which continues his pattern of failing to take responsibility for his actions," the letter read.

But the Reading FC chairman, Sir John Madejski, said the article contained "a series of gross misrepresentations" which were "insults" to his club's good name.

Setting up a tit-for-tat battle over who said what to whom, Terra Firma's skeleton argument provided to the court on Tuesday said: "In a nutshell, the claim arises out of a number of fraudulent misrepresentations which were made orally by three very senior executives within Citi to Mr Hands in 2007.

It may even be remarked that the same extended situation which will exempt the people of America from some of the dangers incident to lesser republics, will expose them to the inconveniency of remaining for a longer time, under the influence of those misrepresentations which the combined industry of interested men may succeed in distributing among them.

A spokesperson for Whedon provided a statement to The Wrap in response to Cole's essay: "While this account includes inaccuracies and misrepresentations which can be harmful to their family, Joss is not commenting, out of concern for his children and out of respect for his ex-wife".