Sentences with phrase «from untruthful»

• Able to decipher actual claims from untruthful ones by using exceptional analytic skills.

Not exact matches

Children's world is different from that of parents; it would be untruthful and therefore unfair to use truth to violate the boundary between them.

I think most people see yesterday from a budget which is increasingly been shown to be unfair, unwise and I think even untruthful... as a return to what they expect from the Conservative party.»

Other questions included whether Jindal has spoken with Chris Christie, who heads the Republican Governors Association about his lack of support for Astorino, whether Jindal would, if he were still head of the RGA, use RGA resources to support Astorino, whether Jindal agrees with Senator Rand Paul that the federal government is being untruthful about the danger from Ebola and what Jindal thinks of Cuomo's performance as governor.

The sanctions are for multiple transgressions, according to the speaker's letter and other Assembly documents released on Wednesday: Mr. McLaughlin, a Republican from Troy, was found to have been untruthful about the incident in testimony he gave to Merrick Rossein, the assembly's independent counsel and neutral investigator.

I am a bit confused by the negative and untruthful response above from DIAD.

From false stories causing havoc, all the way to a doctored photo twisting the truth; no matter where untruthful stories sit on the spectrum of lies, fake news in the past has ruined people's lives.

The Truth in Sentencing Act, S.C. 2009, c. 29 (operative from Feb. 22, 2010), purported to correct the «untruthful» sentencing practice of awarding 2 days reduction in the sentence imposed for each day spent in pre-sentencing custody (PSC), which was awarded in compensation for terrible jail conditions suffered during PSC, and lost eligibility for release on parole.

Damages resulting from the manner of dismissal must then be available only if the employer has engaged in conduct during the course of dismissal that is «unfair or is in bad faith by being, for example, untruthful, misleading or unduly insensitive».3

Pushed from the cozy confines of their governmental mothership into a world in which you claw and scrape to win a client's trust only to learn that their last retainer cheque bounced, Crown's might come to appreciate the unique, and often thankless, challenge of championing the rights of a genuinely sympathetic soul ensnared by a vindictively untruthful witness or a blindingly overzealous police officer.

[57] Damages resulting from the manner of dismissal must then be available only if they result from the circumstances described in Wallace, namely where the employer engages in conduct during the course of dismissal that is «unfair or is in bad faith by being, for example, untruthful, misleading or unduly insensitive» (para. 98).

Apart from being wrong and untruthful, most human resource departments perform background checks now, and if you are busted it could ruin your credibility for good.