Sentences with phrase «put false information»

Most important, never put false information in your CV.

For your professional CV template, ensure that you do not put any false information or references.

I will not knowingly put false information on your resume and you shouldn't either.

If we learn that you have put false information on your adoption application, we will nullify the adoption approval — and we may take back an animal that has already been adopted to you.

It's never a good idea to put false information in your profile, just to make yourself sound better.

I wish that writers would do their research before putting false information into women's heads and scaring them away from home birth ~!

Not exact matches

We're not going to dismantle a program that's been successful in the district because of false information that someone has put out there.

I don't think any company with an «outstanding reputation» would be acting that way, unless the only reason they have that reputation is because they have dirtied everyone else's reputation by putting out false or negative information and rumors about their competition.

The Office of the Former President has noted a regrettable pattern of false and inaccurate information put out by the Chief Executive of COCOBOD intended to slander the former President as a way of covering up bad management practices and decisions identified and highlighted by the NDC Minority in Parliament about the country's cocoa sector.

He therefore promised that he would in future be careful not to rely on false information to put same out.

A group of people who are following everything we do is putting out a lot of false information.

Not to be «conspiracy theorist» or anything, but it is true that the animal agriculture industry has been putting a lot of false information out there about plant foods, especially the one's becoming really popular, and even a staple, amongst vegans.

While I put information only from reliable sources, some information might be false.

The WBD movie is produced by the same company that produced the controversial documentary «Waiting for Superman,» which put teachers in a very bad light and presented false and misleading information about charter schools, which overall have not had any better track record in the US than regular schools.

I no it the credit agency putting false alerts on credit reports, so the agency can get more personel information from the peoples, with an alert or freeze on your report you can not get into your report to complaint.it happen to me.and I got no help.

I mean; I can't get into how - much - if - any is true, how much is false, etc (there's a reason why companies «don't comment on rumors»... it would NEVER FUCKING END), but this list wasn't put together by anyone with any insider information.

They took a page from the playbook of the tobacco companies... the same thing is going on now with some, not all, some of the large carbon polluters, putting out false information, hiring pseudo scientists to pretend that they have the lowdown on the science...

Power structure funded disinformation individuals and sources, of course, never mention chemical ice nucleation (and its use by the geoengineers) while putting out completely false information about «global cooling» or «global warming is a hoax».

It is called close minded thinking, and it is very different, and it usually finds ways to substantiate itself — to convince itself it is using reason and perpetuate the pattern and persistence in a false belief or idea; only further enabled when so many others want to do the same, the issue produces a lot of passion, and there is massive information (often put out by ideological think tanks who are fighting possible ways of redress by instead sowing doubt over the issue itself.)

I am against false information about renewables, and I find it hypocritical where some such «renewables» are misrepresented such that a lot of well intentioned effort is put into what could be analytically shown to be an ineffective pursuit.

BILLEE MCAULIFFE «(1) Regret — Because of the time and effort I put into making decisions, I am confident that I am making the best decision I can make with the information that I currently have available and so there are no regrets, even if the information I have is later shown to be false or incorrect.

Keep it clear with the information and never put in any false information as long as you do not want any legal complications in the future.

Most hiring managers have a way of finding out when you give false information, which may lead to your disqualification, or put you in trouble if you eventually got the job.

They can also represent you in court and put in favorable light through beneficial evidence and testimony, as well as prevent your spouse from presenting irrelevant, false, or misleading information.