Sentence examples for misrepresentations on from inspiring English sources

Instead, Libby's intent was "to defend misjudgments and misrepresentations on the path to war in Iraq".

As the battle for pre-eminence in smartphone maps escalates, there will be slip-ups and deliberate misrepresentations on the way, he says.

Other instances cited to the DPP include alleged misrepresentations on pro-Brexit leaflets that Nissan and Unilever supported leaving the EU.

The uproar on Twitter was quickly recognised by President Liam Burns, who soon appeared on stage to interrupt proceedings with a short speech: "Following misrepresentations on Twitter, I feel that I have to respond to Margaret Thatcher's death.

In a column this month I described how federal officials had awarded the sponsors a $600,000 grant — with the condition of state approval — despite several misrepresentations on federal and state applications.

Faced with the highly asymmetric reality, they choke — treating mild Democratic exaggerations as if they were equivalent to outright falsehoods on the other side, treating wild misrepresentations on the GOP side as if they were slight misstatements.

But please ask him to also investigate climate sceptics, whose claims have repeatedly been shown to rest on misrepresentations of the evidence.

Why are we told that Darwin's theory of evolution is a scientific fact — even though many of its claims are based on misrepresentations of the facts?

The EFF sued Universal for misrepresentation on Lenz's behalf, alleging that the company had misused the DMCA notice to appease Prince.

In the reaction of those two men, I had witnessed the frightening success of India's policy of denial and misrepresentation on Kashmir.

I'm trying to keep you from being arrested today in my courtroom based on obvious misrepresentation on the part of the detective," the judge continued.