Sentence examples for misrepresentations that from inspiring English sources

I have responded consistently and specifically to the misrepresentations that have come to my attention.

Those documents chronicled years of deliberate lies and misrepresentations that caused a debacle resulting in the loss of hundreds of thousands of lives.

To get this done, however, lawmakers will need to see through the spin and misrepresentations that have become all too common lately.

This withdrawal should in no way imply that I accept the blatantly false statements and misrepresentations that have been written about me in recent days".

A handful of historians and authors maintain that the most authoritative transcripts of those recordings include significant omissions and misrepresentations that could influence interpretations of the cover-up.

We are bound to disagree, but let's disagree over issues that are real, and not wild misrepresentations that bear no resemblance to anything that anyone has actually proposed.

It requires proof, he said, that "a misrepresentation that affected the integrity of the market price also caused a subsequent economic loss".

Justice Blumenfeld said he was concerned that part of the script could be a misrepresentation that persuades the suspect to talk, a sentiment shared by some defense lawyers in Queens.

Gov. Jon S. Corzine of New Jersey said in a statement that "with this suit, we intend to hold Lehman executives and directors accountable for the fraud and misrepresentation that caused more than $100 million in losses to New Jersey's pension funds".

Gov. Jon Corzine, who used to run Goldman Sachs, said "we intend to hold Lehman executives and directors accountable for the fraud and misrepresentation that caused more than $100 million in losses to New Jersey's pension funds".

The lawyer, Mary Elizabeth Hoinkes, who was general counsel of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency from 1994 to 1999, said such an interpretation of the 1972 treaty was a "gross misrepresentation" that "risks doing serious violence" to an accord the United States has long championed.