Sentence examples for untrue reports from inspiring English sources
"We will continue to make clarifications regarding untrue reports by The New York Times, and reserve the right to hold it legally responsible," the statement said.
"We will continue to make clarifications regarding untrue reports by The New York Times, and reserve the right to hold it legally responsible," according to the statement from the lawyers, who said they had been "entrusted by the family members of Wen Jiabao" to issue it.
First, there were the (untrue) reports that his month-long New York show, "Better Out Than In," would be coming to Los Angeles soon – it is not.
A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman accused the foreign media Monday of making "many untrue reports" about the training centers, but did not specify when asked for details.
According to Fars news political reporter, Maziyar Bahari, the 42 year old Britain's Channel 4 correspondent who also works with BBC and is currently the official representative of the American weekly magazine, Newsweek, in Iran, has sent out one-sided and untrue reports to his respective media during the recent election developments.
On the middle school level, typical insults include comments like "U R ugly, U R fat, U R a liar, Nobody likes you, or make so and so's life hell at school tomorrow", however when kids reach 13, the comments are often sexual in nature, include profanity and detail true or untrue reports of promiscuity.
Later, when she learned that it was an untrue report, she felt dismayed and guilty about her inadvertent role in helping to spread such a falsehood.
The Polish intelligence intercepted and decrypted a euphoric, but completely untrue, report by the Revolutionary Military Committee of the 3rd Army dispatched to Moscow, informing the Russian government that "the brave units of the 3rd Army have captured the town of Radzymin on August 13th, at 23:00 hours.
They've even stooped to the point of reporting an untrue story.
Also, the false reports against Liverpool fans have been shown to be just that: untrue.
Back in the mid 1990s, it was erroneously asserted that parents "coached" their children to act retarded or dumb to get SSI.[1] Well over 100,000 disabled children were terminated from the SSI program after Congress adopted major eligibility restrictions based on these untrue press reports.
