Sentence examples for misstatements for from inspiring English sources

One is the shameful silence of Republican politicians who don't challenge his misstatements for fear of giving offense to his true-believing base.

A review of "The Roots of Obama's Rage" in The Weekly Standard criticized it for "misstatements of fact, leaps in logic, and pointlessly elaborate argumentation".

At one time, he found himself in sympathy with Orwellian calls by members of the American Historical Association to have historians licensed, like doctors, and subject to grand-jury prosecution for "misstatements of the truth".

The Committee found no evidence that Frank had known of or been involved in the alleged illegal activity and dismissed all Gobie's more scandalous claims; they recommended a reprimand for Frank using his congressional office to fix 33 of Gobie's parking tickets and for misstatements of fact in a memorandum relating to Gobie's criminal probation record.

The truth is that reporters have failed to call Mr. Bush to account on even the most outrageous misstatements, presumably for fear that they might be accused of partisanship.

The decision upheld the $40 million tax bill plus two penalties, for gross misstatement and for understatement, that will raise the total amount owed the government to nearly $56 million.

Much of corporate America has been galvanized by a California Supreme Court ruling last spring that Nike could be sued for fraudulent business practices for misstatements it made in response to critics of its third world employment practices.

"She presumed they would be filled with the same misstatements of facts that have appeared for years".

Mr. Bent II was held responsible for being negligent in permitting the misstatements but not for acting recklessly.

Top corporate executives will become more liable for any misleading information provided by their companies, although an opportunity was missed to make them liable not only for misstatements they know to be such, but also for those they should reasonably be expected to know are untrue.

That analysis is sure to be seized on by lawyers for Mr. Allen and Mr. Conti to argue that even if their efforts to influence the interest rate submission were successful, it was not the type of misstatement sufficient for a wire fraud conviction.