Sentence examples for with a view to distorting from inspiring English sources

The EC also said that it had concerns that some companies may have sought to increase the influence of its price inflations by "preventing others from participating in the price assessment process, with a view to distorting published prices".

We must fulfill our commitment to make substantial improvements in market access; reduce domestic support that distorts trade; and negotiate reductions in all forms of export subsidies with a view to phasing them out.

Human beings have a strong tendency to distort other people's feedback to fit their own views.

He called it an attempt to distort the truth and seek confrontation with the country's Arab population.

It usually implied a deliberate effort to distort events.

Technology has also a great potential to distort Truth.

Unlike placental mammals, including humans, the echidna does not have a ciliary muscle to distort the geometry of the lens and thereby change the focal length and allow objects at different distances to be viewed clearly; the whole eye is believed to distort, so the distance between the lens and screen instead changes to allow focusing.

But it's one thing to raise serious questions about a candidate's character or political views; it's quite another to distort a nominee's views on Israel and Iran as some conservative Republicans and the most rigidly pro-Israel groups have with Mr. Hagel.

He realised that experimenting on oneself with a drug whose nature was to distort sensations and impressions was not enough.

They fear a parallel with how the tobacco industry managed to distort research into the dangers of smoking.

Studies with a high risk of bias are likely to distort the outcomes and exaggerate the treatment effects.