Sentences with phrase «false prospectus»
A false prospectus refers to a misleading or dishonest document that provides incorrect information about an investment opportunity. It is a way of deceiving people into believing false promises or potential gains in order to persuade them to invest their money. Full definition
In effect, these countries filed false prospectuses; they fluffed up their assets, disguised the liabilities in their pension and benefit schemes, and managed to adopt the euro at a rate of exchange that exaggerated the value of their currencies.
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Responding to today's speech, Boris Johnson noted that the former PM «dragooned the United Kingdom into on a completely false prospectus, with consequences which foreign ministers here are still trying to deal with».
They really were elected under a false prospectus.»
They won, just, on a false prospectus.
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Because he was chosen on a false prospectus, or rather one founded on collective delusion.
Criminal law; Charter of Rights: The respondents were charged with fraud, conspiracy to commit fraud, falsifying books and documents, and circulating a false prospectus.