Sentences with phrase «false statements like»

Ill - informed and, with all due respect, blatantly false statements like the above beg for a response based on actual facts about the present reality and near - future potential of solar and wind energy — not only in industrialized countries like Germany, Japan, Australia, and the USA, but in particular to meet the needs of the developing world, where these technologies are already enabling a revolution in rural electrification.

She is «saddened and quite honestly scared that the important work we're doing will be stifled and hidden behind false statements like «community.

Not exact matches

Like slander, libel refers to making a false statement that is harmful to a person's reputation.

You will often find such false statements issued by analysts and economists that graduated from, or are employed by «elite» top - shelf schools, like Ben Bernanke and Paul Krugman, both of Princeton University.

Sounds like starting off with your own theology and supporting it with those passages you like, then effectively whiting out the other passages by saying they were deluded there and were making false statements.

It upsets me when these writers like Mr. Burke make statements that are both false and misleading.

Now I don't know too much about this Muzzi Ozcan guy but he seems like a freelancer slash intermediator so that would make alot of sense if this isn't a troll or a statement based on false information.

There were many other instances he had «abandoned me» in not helping me with stuff (I dealt with it and would bring it up), but he gave me a false sense of love where he would say things like «when something is important, I will do what needs to be done», his failure to live up to that statement was an overwhelming feeling of lies and betrayal.

Given that the courts and government don't necessarily have a superior ability to sort of the truth of statements like these, these kinds of statements are given special protections from legal liability for being false.

Another big statement that will prove to be false, like so many of your statements.

So many people believe that wearing colour makes you appear fuller and highlights those areas you like least — this is a true and false statement.

Simple statements about school, subjects, likes and dislikes for pupils to read and say true or false, and correct.

She can say whatever see wants and I'd like to see what the false statement was exactly, because even though the review might have been harsh, what I saw wasn't directed at the author.

Dear Wayne: Your recital of statements supposedly made to you by the people of Burma — «we'd like people to tell our stories» — shows a pitiful acceptance of the false stories spread by the military thugs who rule that country... Your claim that «not all the hotels are in the thrall of the military dictators» is absurd; every penny you spend in Burma supports the regime.

But first, nothing so far has been «thrashed» or «debunked» in that article, starting form completely false statement (and non-sequitur argument) like:

you said: «Conclusion, the statement that a thing is not true if we can not prove it is shown false» of course, i never said anything like that.

I think your statement that someone like me is religious means you endorse a false and irrational philosophical position like the following which you share with richardscourtney:

In a defamation case, you must show that the defendant intentionally communicated a false statement about you to a third person and as a result of the statement, you are exposed a many things like public hatred, shame, obloquy, contumely, odium, contempt, ridicule, aversion, ostracism, degradation, or disgrace.

In the U.S., it is merely necessary to show in a case like this one (because it involves a matter of public concern) that the statements were made with knowledge that they were false, or with reckless disregard to the truth or falsity of the statements made.

I know «untrue factual» sounds like an oxymoron but the idea is they have to be untrue statements about things that are objectively true or false («X is a serial killer» X is either objectively a serial killer or they are not) not things which are not objectively true or false («X is not a nice person» there is no objective standard by which X's «niceness» can be measured - this is an opinion).