Sentence examples for misrepresentations made from inspiring English sources

The report added, "The extent of Stark's misconduct was compounded by multiple misrepresentations made after her conduct came under scrutiny".

The case also provides interesting details on what the Federal Home Loan Bank said were misrepresentations made by those companies about the loans underlying the securities it bought.

Advanced Analogic responded to Skyworks, saying that the company had conducted its own investigation, and there was no undue pressure or misrepresentations made to Mr. D'Angelo.

Importantly, the enforcement action against Citadel was based on the existence of affirmative misrepresentations made by the firm as a de facto stand-alone trading venue.

Nevertheless, the move to hold top managers personally liable for any misrepresentations made to investors -- which the new corporate oversight legislation also does -- is a watershed worth celebrating.

Harney's reply, on May 25 2005, contained, the judge found, "deliberate and dishonest misrepresentations", made to emphasise a lower value for the land.

These misrepresentations make valueless the trust's claims of public support.

If the Republicans are sincere about wishing to balance the budget, they contradictory misrepresentations make their job harder, not easier.

At common law, misrepresentation made for the purpose of inducing reliance upon the false statement is fraudulent.

The final misrepresentation made of our study is that inaccuracies or omissions in the information given to participants may influence their decision about treatment.

"If a misrepresentation made by a broker was negligent -- which appears to be the case here -- then the person who was harmed by that negligent misrepresentation would probably be entitled to recover damages," he said.