Ms. Yellen said on Wednesday that the Fed would not consider politics in making its decision, but that line, often repeated by Fed officials, is regarded as tactful rather than truthful.
He may have been rather more truthful when he added that Germany was watching developments in Italy "with concern" and Sunday's events were perhaps "not a positive development in the case of the general crisis in Europe".
5 19 Another problem with any survey is if respondents give 'socially desirable' rather than truthful answers.
Also, it is possible that some of the participants might have been giving desired answers, rather than truthful ones, when asked about self-medication and early termination of treatment.
The police had claimed this was done only to remove "conjecture" and "opinion" from the statements, but the panel had no doubt the operation, to craft a case rather than deliver truthful police accounts, went further.
The book she had finally staggered back to civilization with was repudiated by many as a piece of worthless native propaganda, rather than the "truthful" and "objective" work it should have been.
"I said some truthful, rather than harsh, words to the players and said that sometimes you have to look at a game that has been a humbling experience".
When viewed in this context, Defendant's advertisements are not false, but rather are a truthful promotion of its free trial that could potentially distinguish its services from other companies by allowing customers to incorporate without paying any processing and filing fees".
It's a serious charge to say that the CIA director was playing politics rather than being truthful.
As such, he wanted to be "truthful rather than cruel" and refused to write any jokes about Van Gogh's ears after he famously cut one of them off.
