Sentence examples for statement of material from inspiring English sources

An existing rule, for example, says lawyers should not "make a false statement of material fact" in court.

The Court held that "a sincere statement of pure opinion is not an 'untrue statement of material fact,' regardless whether an investor can ultimately prove the belief wrong". Id. at 1327.

Mr. Sheldon said Ms. Rickert had violated a state law that made it unlawful to publish "a false statement of material fact about a candidate for public office" in advertisements and campaign materials if the statement was made with "actual malice," meaning in the knowledge that it was false or with reckless disregard to its truth or falsity.

Justice Clarence Thomas, writing for the majority, said that only the fund itself could be held liable for violating a Securities and Exchange Commission rule that makes it unlawful for "any person, directly or indirectly" to "make any untrue statement of material fact" in connection with buying or selling securities.

"Based on my knowledge," states the Sifma-proposed certification, "the prospectus does not contain any untrue statement of material fact or omit to state a material fact necessary to make the statements made, in light of the circumstances under which such statements were made, not misleading".

If you knowingly and willfully make a false statement of material fact in a federal government proceeding, you've potentially violated § 1001, and when you add an objective to influence, obstruct, or impede an investigation, you've now possibly violated § 1505 as well.

For example, § 11 of the 1933 Act unambiguously creates a private action for damages when a registration statement includes untrue statements of material facts or fails to state material facts necessary to make the statements therein not misleading.

The judge, W. Osmond Smith III of Superior Court, has already concluded there is probable cause to believe Mr. Nifong "willfully and intentionally made false statements of material fact" to the court during a hearing last fall.

Other types of proposition that are both necessary and a posteriori, according to Kripke, are statements of material origin, such as "This table is made of (a particular piece of) wood," and statements of natural-kind essence, such as "Water is H2O".

"Everyone is entitled to their opinion about the merits of the many competing products in the smartphone industry, but when false statements of material fact are deliberately purveyed for the purpose of influencing the markets, a red line has been crossed".

The reason: the SEC believed "the company might have been 'making false statements of material fact or failing to disclose material facts concerning the company's Model 3 vehicle.'" The Mercury News, via the Probes Report, mentioned that there could "at least one other unresolved SEC probe". I asked Tesla for comment but have yet to hear back.