misstatement

In any case, such misstatements are of more concern to the media than to the public.

So what did the company do to correct the misstatement?

The misstatement of the law goes beyond a few bad poll workers.

This was the man who had said, "I stand by all the misstatements."

I am moved to correct your obvious misstatements of fact.

In the case of Fidelity, it is not yet clear how deep the misstatements went.

"I had to counter the misstatements that were made," she said.

He came forward in January 1978 and acknowledged his misstatement to the court.

The overall effect, the report said, was a "serious misstatement of hospital project costs."

But a misunderstanding about something I said led to a misstatement of fact in the article.

Misstatements or not, the talk of syphilis had certainly been around a long time.

Perhaps if his staff had paid more attention to words he would have avoided this misstatement.

State officials said the advertisement contained a number of misstatements.

This claim has been shown to be a considerable misstatement.

Campbell said his misstatements were the result of the events having taken place years prior.

Being caught in a misstatement did not seem too shattering after what had gone before.

But the Democratic candidates also made misstatements about each other's proposals - and their own.

But they said his work contained numerous errors and misstatements.

He added that his client "did not know of any misstatement to investors."

"We accept responsibility for those past misstatements and regret they were made," the company said.

It may be possible in such a case to base an action on negligent misstatement instead.

This is not meant to suggest any other morning shows did cover Gore's misstatements.

A significant difference with paper based assurance is the concept of material misstatement.

In this way, the government says, it will be able to "correct any misstatements or misleading information."

"It was evidently just a misstatement on my part," he replied.