Sentence examples for wilful misrepresentation from inspiring English sources
Politics is full of misdirection, misperception and wilful misrepresentation.
I'll be charitable and accept this wasn't a wilful misrepresentation.
Blairites regard some of the criticism as wilful misrepresentation by the left.
Denham is now anxious to rehabilitate the concept in the face of what he regards as wilful misrepresentation.
Andrew Left, Citron's founder, accepts he may have "simplified" some aspects of his latest report for a Western audience, but denies wilful misrepresentation.
Chief executives and chief financial officers in America's biggest companies have had to swear to their accounts' veracity, under pain of imprisonment for wilful misrepresentation.
"He can sue for negligent misrepresentation, willful misrepresentation or fraud".
"To pretend they do is a wilful deceit," he said.
"People often argue that the reforms have not been communicated well, but the level of misrepresentation and wilful distortion of what is in the [health and social care] bill has led to many people being very confused about what we are trying to achieve," he writes.
"Yet the ABSW refuses to investigate the issue, despite the fact that its standing orders explicitly state that 'wilful or frequent misrepresentation or inaccuracy' shall be considered a breach of its standards," he said.
