Examples of using Misrepresenting in English and their translations into Greek
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Financial
-
Official/political
-
Computer
The proposed settlement would prohibit GeoCities from misrepresenting the purpose for which it collects
The final order prohibits GeoCities from misrepresenting the purposes for which it collects
deleting, or misrepresenting transmission information,
The settlement prohibits GeoCities from misrepresenting the purpose for which it collects
In the song, Jackson tells the media to stop pressuring him and to stop misrepresenting the truth.
the real danger is when large institutions begin misrepresenting facts and creating their own narratives.
That article was written by a man who was expelled by the American sociological association for misrepresenting statistics.
Seeing Sarkeesian focus only on misrepresenting the games at E3 for an opportunity to shovel in more of the identitarian bullcrap does nothing but ignite the ire within the very souls of normal people.
Misrepresenting Turkey's fight against a terrorist organization as an attempt to target a particular group in Syria is totally unacceptable, given that Turkey
to present a view on our audit findings in its annual activity report misrepresenting our audit findings(60).
Misrepresenting or imitating the trademark,
not only portraying genetic engineering in a misleading manner, but even misrepresenting some basic features of biology.
Lying can include misrepresenting or distorting facts in order to mislead a person,
Attempting to impersonate another user or individual, misrepresenting your affiliation with any individual
Misrepresenting or forging message headers,
Washington and its allies are trying to alienate Russia's neighbors through a combination of misrepresenting Moscow's stance as aggressive
If Vanessa Hudgens hopes to ever fulfill her dream of tonging the piss slit of a Muslim man in real life she would be wise to apologize for misrepresenting the size of our….
natural person to submit false consumer reviews or endorsements, or misrepresenting consumer reviews or social endorsements,
thus misrepresenting their own politics(Goodwin 45-6).
how they are the ones intentionally misrepresenting the scientific record,” Carey Gillam told DW.