Sentences with phrase «make it untrue»

If you make untrue claims about a product or service, this is considered fraud.

Mocking people of faith doesn't magically make that untrue.

mishu — I truly wish you and others would stop making UNTRUE sweeping statements to underline your point.

Just because you don't understand it doesn't make it untrue.

In that same logic, believing does not make it untrue, either.

Just because its a theory does not make it untrue and again, there is nothing to believe here.

Baby Milk Action won a case against Nestle at the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) in October 2014, after it made untrue claims for its SMA toddler milk in an ASDA customer email.

Just because you «somewhat» doubt it, doesn't make it untrue.

But the superstitious part of me didn't want to speak these things aloud for fear that that would make them untrue.

Dr Bawumia who was in recent times exposed with genuine facts and sacred records over his delusional goofs with regards to the «Togo Register» saga, among others, made untrue and unfair comments against the educational sector of Ghana

Making untrue, malicious claims about food allergy is simply cruel.

Tell students to do their best to make the untrue statement believable.

In March of 2016, California Attorney General Kamala Harris won a $ 1.2 billion judgement against Corinthian Colleges stating the school made untrue and misleading statements.

They have chosen to make untrue allegations about the city's need to house fewer animals without even understanding that SAPA rescues animals that are moments away from death, after they have been housed at city facilities.

A G2A employee took stepped up during a Q&A session during the Games Developers Conference accusing TinyBuild CEO Alex Nichiporchik of making untrue statements about the game key marketplace.

I know that sounds bonkers crazy like a double negative... It's called avoiding the false positive of making an untrue claim, or avoidance of being the boy who called wolf when there really wasn't one... which could harm scientists» reputations & science in general.

Just because the REGULAR PEANUTS here and elsewhere in AGW Science Fora have no clue about it, will never make it untrue.

In cases like this, it's seldom a good idea for people like Gavin Schmidt to make untrue statements — particularly if they're annoyed.

Cross-dating In the blog article, CRU made another untrue assertion about Climate Audit with reckless indifference:

Despite my longstanding policy against offering my own reconstruction under current information, CRU alleged that I had «promoted», «heavily promoted» and «advocated» versions of the Yamal and Polar Urals chronologies, making these untrue claims both in their blog article itself and in Osborn's inline comments.

If God exists, can God make this untrue?

It sounded to me rather like you were intentionally making untrue statements with intent to deceive.

Your second and final sentence makes an untrue assertion that Anthony Watts censors WUWT in the same manner as warmunists censor their blogs.

Blame the greens, whose grasp of basic consumer behaviour, energy economics and political realities are shockingly inadequate... just because the facts are unwelcome doesn't make them untrue.

That some periods show a temporary sink doesn't make that untrue.

You present a «straw man»; i.e. you make the untrue assertion of «continued warming» when the warming stopped nearly two decades ago.

What I do expect is that the authors not make untrue statements that can be easily disproven.

And you achieve that purpose by making untrue statements about those properties?

Turning to the model of the securities laws, AS writes that the answer may be full disclosure, or what AS calls the «10b - 5 Oath» (named after the securites regulation that prohibits making any untrue statement or omitting to state a material fact necessary in order to make the statements made, in the light of the circumstances under which they were made, not misleading).

According to the SEC, the defendents, in connection with the purchase or sale of securities, had engaged in fraud and deceitful practices, made untrue statements of material fact and omitted to state material facts necessary in order for investors to properly evaluate such statements in violation of the U.S. Exchange Act and also violated the U.S. Securities Act.

That said, if the statements or storyline is less damaging than the facts themselves, as revealed on the show, it isn't defamatory at all: Defamation necessarily must include the act of making untrue statements about another that damage their reputation.

Defamation is the act of one party making untrue factual1 statements about another party and communicating them to a third party.

Packall made untrue allegations of Carter's misconduct in his Record of Employment, which initially disqualified him for Employment Insurance; and

In english law you can make an untrue statement which defames someone, but still not have committed defamation.

Presumably you mean «and make untrue accusations of wrong - doing».

(b) The representor must have acted negligently in making the untrue, inaccurate or misleading representations.

An innocent misrepresentation takes place when the person who makes the untrue statement of fact or who gives an erroneous opinion is honestly convinced that what he is saying is true.

Matthews had also made an untrue, inaccurate and misleading statement in telling Murphy the complaint did not need to be reported.

The appellate division noted that the plaintiffs were misled by Wiechert agents Healey, Ellen, and Skonieczy, as each made untrue affirmative statements regarding Builder's reputation, experience, and qualifications.

Not exact matches

Claims to the contrary, like those made by Foundem, are untrue, Google maintained.

She made three statements about B.C. New Democrats that were blatantly untrue:

They instead make grandiose, deluded claims that are clearly untrue.

The fact that a few radical nuts, most of whom have a very tiny following, said untrue and aweful things does not make that the message of Christians as a whole.

Do not allow the strength of your convictions to betray you into making statements or allegations that are unfair or untrue.

Sarah Woolaston, the Conservative MP for Totnes and formerly a GP, left Vote Leave because she said it was making claims about the amount Britain could spend on the NHS which were «untrue».

Very well said, just because we believe or not believe in something does not make it true or untrue.

Simply because this person does not believe, does not make the bible, ofrparts of the bible, untrue.

Simply because this person does not believe, does not make the bible, or parts of the bible, untrue.»

You Said: «Simply because this person does not believe, does not make the bible, or parts of the bible, untrue.»

When the attempt was made to apply it to individual destiny (which was scarcely in the minds of the earlier prophets), in the sense that the wicked are punished by misfortune and the good rewarded by prosperity, it appeared palpably untrue, not only to the sceptical author of Ecclesiastes, but also to the far profounder poet of the Book of Job.