| In doing so, it misleads its intended audience which will include Biblicists unfamiliar with details of the archaeological debate. |
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| This is an unfortunate misrepresentation of my remarks, and misleads readers about the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. |
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| Given the errors, screw-ups, distortions, and misleads that we now know about, are you willing to step up to the plate and take responsibility? |
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| That's wrong, most of all because it misleads people about their real options. |
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| One person deliberately, by choice, misleads another person without any notification that deception will occur. |
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| Deceit is a deliberate tort by which A misleads B with the actual intention of inducing him to act in a particular way. |
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| For example, if a commercial statement misleads us about a drug's safety or an automobile's safety, we stand to be harmed physically. |
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| The requirement that additives should not be used in a way that misleads consumers must therefore be made more stringent. |
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| What does the member think about a government that misleads people in this way? |
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| It is unfortunate because when the Government of Canada misleads Canadians, it looks bad on all politicians in the House and across the country. |
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| Therefore, it is not surprising that the article misleads, and glosses over some important points about the safety and effectiveness of water fluoridation. |
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| This fallacy misleads people, and morally, I feel we shouldn't use this method in an argument, because it isn't justified to take advantage of someone. |
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| But the Demon misleads by providing his victims with misleading experiences. |
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| Her statement not only misleads Canadians but it adds fuel to the fire, which is not fair to the average Canadian. |
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| In the past, the lack of precision in this area has given rise to imprecise labelling that confuses and misleads consumers. |
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| When a political party or a government misleads the electorate, the political games are short-lived. |
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| Yesterday and today he again misleads the House about the nature of that deal. |
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| That misleads the public and doesn't take us towards this place of recognizing that strong economic policy requires strong family policy. |
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| There are limits on the duty to accommodate, especially where an employee deliberately misleads an employer. |
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| These industry schemes would need to comply with criteria set out in the regulation, such as avoiding labelling that misleads consumers. |
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| Might this be judged to be an unfair contract term that misleads consumers into entering a credit deal? |
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| This unfair competition not only discourages producers but also misleads consumers. |
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| This process misleads the public into thinking that the group engaging in publicizing the book is the official spokesgroup for The URANTIA Book. |
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| So it's really unfortunate when the Vice President plays politics like this and once again demonizes his opponents and misleads the American people. |
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| A recently distributed document from opposition MP Todd Russell concerning activity on the fisheries file since I became Minister in February 2006 completely misleads the public. |
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| This protection consists of the prohibition of any presentation or designation of a good in a way that misleads the consumer as to its geographical origin, or constitutes an act of unfair competition. |
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| Throughout the short 10 minutes that I have, I will point out specific examples of what I mean not just by a budget that misleads Canadians, but also about it being inaccurate. |
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| It is not an outdoor Web site that overloads, skimps, misleads or underachieves. |
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| I will call to task any minister who deliberately misleads the House. |
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| In most of our countries, perhaps all, a minister who misleads parliament or who fails to take action to deal with grave mismanagement would step down. |
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| It does not flatter her when she misleads the House that way. |
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| It misleads the public that monetary policy is more precise than it really is and increases the chances that the ECB fails to meet its objective, which undermines its credibility. |
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| The small step forward in showing a Chinese ideogram inside the alphabetical text, in reality misleads the reader onto a false track with a good compass. |
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| Canada Post misleads employees and the public. |
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