Examples of using Misrepresented in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The Court rejected the petition, stating that the NGOs misrepresented the situation along the border and the applicable international legal framework.
The lawsuit alleges the bank falsified documents and misrepresented benefits it was offering to big institutional clients, including pension funds.
PA Holocaust abuse: PA TV misrepresented a photo of concentration camp victims as Arabs, and wrote Jews burned Arabs in ovens.
And as for your client's expulsion, the Simblers misrepresented their daughter's gender on her application.
for his own ideological reasons, deliberately misrepresented historical evidence and portrayed Hitler in a favorable light.
were performed badly and then misrepresented.
for instance, offers an example of an influential thinker who misrepresented mathematics as a kind of thinking divorced from the natural world.
The British Royal Society conducted a survey that found ExxonMobil had given US$ 2.9 million to American groups that"misinformed the public about climate change," 39 of which"misrepresented the science of climate change by outright denial of the evidence".
The effect is the same when the truth emerges about any souls whose lives have been misrepresented, those who have been unjustly maligned and those whose malicious deeds come to light.
The Royal Society conducted a survey that found ExxonMobil had given $2.9 million dollars to such American groups that“misinformed the public about climate change,” 39 of which“misrepresented the science of climate change by outright denial of the evidence”.
In my mind, they were misrepresented advanced extraterrestrials,
The Royal Society conducted a survey that found ExxonMobil had given US$ 2.9 million to American groups that"misinformed the public about climate change," 39 of which"misrepresented the science of climate change by outright denial of the evidence".
often misrepresented and misunderstood phenomena of human life.
The Royal Society conducted a survey that found ExxonMobil had given US$2.9 million to American groups that"misinformed the public about climate change," 39 of which"misrepresented the science of climate change by outright denial of the evidence".
The Royal Society conducted a survey that found ExxonMobil had given $2.9 million dollars to such American groups that“misinformed the public about climate change,” 39 of which“misrepresented the science of climate change by outright denial of the evidence”.
The Royal Society conducted a survey that found ExxonMobil had given $2.9 million dollars to such American groups that“misinformed the public about climate change,” 39 of which“misrepresented the science of climate change by outright denial of the evidence”.
It is particularly disappointing to see our work misrepresented, considering we answered more than 100 questions in writing and provided an interview with the head of
Separately, The New York Times grossly misrepresented Hamas' ongoing rocket attacks against the Gaza envelope communities with the following claim:“Palestinian fire was mostly calibrated to hit border areas rather than population centers.”.
It's that they sent an email, and they misrepresented who they were, they… and got you to
on the basis of his having withheld or misrepresented his involvement with Nazi war crimes.[4].