Sentence examples for misrepresentations over from inspiring English sources

The union representing British Airways cabin crew released a video today to counter "gross misrepresentations" over issues at the heart of a dispute which threatens industrial action.

In a separate development, Anthony Eskander, a criminal barrister at Church Court Chambers in London, has posted an opinion arguing that politicians supporting the Vote Leave campaign might have opened themselves up to legal action for alleged misrepresentations over claims that quitting the EU would allow an extra £350m to be spent on the NHS.

He's inclined to misrepresentation over and over again". Felder professes astonishment at Weitzman's account.

"We have seen so much misrepresentation over the last five years," he said.

The lawsuits had accused Moody's, a unit of Moody's Corporation, and S.& P., a unit of McGraw-Hill Companies, of negligent misrepresentation over their activities regarding the Cheyne and Rhinebridge structured investment vehicles.

Charges have been filed against him for money laundering and misrepresentation over a seaside apartment that investigators say was renovated for him by construction companies involved in the Petrobras scandal — though a judge needs to accept them.

Staveley's firm, PCP Capital Partners, is suing for alleged fraudulent misrepresentation and deceit over the arrangements made with Qatar in 2008 that helped the bank avoid a taxpayer bailout.

A.I.G.'s suits against banks are likely to mimic those cases, which allege misrepresentations to investors over the quality of loans inside the bonds, the person with knowledge of the matter said.

Climate deniers and biased media outlets whipped up such froth over these misrepresentations that various organizations launched nine separate investigations to identify any possible scientific wrongdoing uncovered by the emails.

A sales job based on pure lies, deception and misrepresentations that result in over 100,000 deaths.

It is troubling that you allowed the public myth created by the FCC to persist and your misrepresentations to remain uncorrected for over a year… To the extent that you were aware of the misrepresentations prior to the release of the Report and failed to correct them, such actions constitute a wanton disregard for Congress and the American public.