Sentence examples for no misrepresentation from inspiring English sources

The lesson here, perhaps, is that no misrepresentation or smear is too egregious for professional climate change deniers.

If we say the latter, no misrepresentation has occurred.

In this case no misrepresentation is involved but the crude causal theory again entails inappropriate disjunctive contents.

Open Magazine, which broke the story, The X Tapes, said in response, "Open maintains that there was no misrepresentation.

While O'Keefe told the Daily Caller that "There's no misrepresentation in these videos if you watch them -- we didn't lie about who we were," Think Progress points out that this claim doesn't hold up during various exchanges documented in the video.

Greg Martin, a G.M. spokesman, said the company had made no misrepresentations about its repayment.

Eric D. Sherman, a lawyer representing the Mailer estate, said in a statement that his client "has complied fully with the terms of the underlying contract of sale and has made no misrepresentations whatsoever".

According to the terms of use they have to be honest, make no misrepresentations to backers and demonstrate that they used the money appropriately.

Review written plans to ensure that they do reflect accurately the process and outcome of each meeting and that no misrepresentations or unstated opinions appear in the document.

This is because the distinction between correct and incorrect representation is often regarded as a central normative distinction and because a capacity to misrepresent is often thought to be essential for representing: no possibility of misrepresentation, no representing.

Most of the time, the investors' shared awareness of reality belongs to a Goffmanesque frame whereby they accept no intentionality, misrepresentation or fabrication, believing instead that the 'performers' (investees) are not intending to deceive them.