Sentence examples for the misstatement of from inspiring English sources

VW could also face compensation claims from motorists over the misstatement of their vehicle's fuel economy.

The colorful word choice, combined with the misstatement of the scale of the protests, had a comic effect, and çapulcu became a national punch line.

The ramp-up in regulatory activity comes after Tesco admitted it had artificially inflated profits by more than £263m as a result of the misstatement of payments from suppliers.

Many shareholder lawsuits have been filed against the company, and federal prosecutors from the United States attorney's office in New York continue to investigate individual WorldCom executives for their roles in the misstatement of $7 billion in financial results in recent years.

It also reflects the misstatement of Social Security's finances in the 2004 Orszag/Rubin paper: "... as the baby boomers increasingly reach retirement age and claim Social Security and Medicare benefits, government deficits and debt are likely to grow even more sharply".

If the age of the insured was misstated when the policy was taken out, the misstatement-of-age clause provides that the amount payable is the amount of insurance that would have been purchased for the premium had the correct age been stated.

I'm supposed to be writing about Hank Paulson's "rescue" plan, or the wisdom of sending more troops to Afghanistan, or the first presidential debate, or fact-checking the misstatements of the candidates.

Early this month, WorldCom raised its total estimate of the misstatements to $7.1 billion and said the irregularities began as far back as 1999.

Beyond the shareholder litigation and the possible misstatement of material facts, another possible issue for the S.E.C. is likely to explore is whether analysts at Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs acted improperly.

Under this standard, Wells Fargo couldn't be held responsible for virtually anything it puts in its corporate disclosures outside of the material misstatement of a statistic.

There is also a much stricter statute of limitations applied to these claims that requires filing a lawsuit within one year of discovery of the misstatement or omission, and no later than three years from the filing of the documents.