Sentence examples for no misstatements from inspiring English sources

There were no misstatements about the price of the pound, and Cairn Energy was paying close attention to the upward movement in the currency market.

Critics might say her statement of policy is very gently phrased, but when I asked her if there was wiggle room, she was unequivocal: "It is my obligation to make sure no misstatements of fact on the editorial pages go uncorrected".

But as the student advocates retorted, some of the most notorious misconduct by for-profit colleges has involved recruiting students by "poking their pain," shaming them, telling them their lives have been worthless, that they have let down their families -- emotionally manipulative efforts, with no misstatements of fact needed.

UPDATE BELOW: The Kirk campaign says that the congressman made no misstatement when talking about his service in Afghanistan.

In its rebuttal, Barclays said: "Fundamentally, the complaint fails to identify any fraud – establishing no material misstatements, no identified victims, and no actual harm".

"Fundamentally, the complaint fails to identify any fraud – establishing no material misstatements, no identified victims, and no actual harm," Barclays said in its response to the suit.

Annually the University undergoes a mandated process to certify under Sarbanes Oxley (SOX), that our financial statements are accurate and complete, that there are no material misstatements or omissions in the University financial statements, and that appropriate internal control procedures are in place and are being followed.

While they do have standing to seek damages for a violation of the main antifraud provision, Rule 10b-5, there is no hint of an admission about any misstatements or omissions in the administrative order.

As such, Goldman may argue that there was no material misstatement or omission in the documents and statements that it provided investors.

Countrywide may well have known it was spewing bad loans that fell short of its contractual obligations for selling them, but the appellate judges concluded there was no affirmative misstatement about the quality of its mortgages at the time they were sold.

"As we noted when we awarded Trump our 2015 Lie of the Year award for his portfolio of misstatements, no other politician has as many statements rated so far down the dial," PolitiFact writer Lauren Carroll reported in June.