The papers made no mention of the book, but they
misreported him beautifully.
Newspaper
misreports! Surely such things are not stronger than love!
The hero is misconceived and
misreported; he cannot therefore wait to unravel any man's blunders; he is again on his road, adding new powers and honors to his domain and new claims on your heart, which will bankrupt you if you have loitered about the old things and have not kept your relation to him by adding to your wealth.
According to evidence heard during the trial, the defendants conspired to
misreport the quantities of cigarettes imported via non-EU countries.
(10) We also acknowledge that the analysis presented below is asymmetrical; that is, we only consider whether respondents who are insured through Medicaid
misreport as uninsured or as insured through private insurance and do not consider uninsured respondents who incorrectly answer as insured.
An efficient agent facing another efficient agent has an incentive to
misreport his type to free ride on the other agent.
For example, it has been shown that rate-of-return regulation creates incentives for the regulated firm to
misreport its costs, choose inefficient technologies, undertake cost reducing innovation inefficiently, and view diversification issues inefficiently [Averch and Johnson, 1962; Braeutigam and Panzar, 1989; Tollison and Wagner, 1991; Blackmon, 1994].
Surveys, however are subject to various kinds of error, including the tendency of respondents to
misreport their usage of medical services (Groves, 1989).
The Supreme Court, on the request of Chairman Pakistan Telecommunication Authority, Friday asked media persons not to sensationalize and
misreport 3G/4G auction.
GAO was asked for information on (1) the extent and types of noncompliance for individual taxpayers that
misreport securities capital gains, (2) actions IRS takes to reduce the securities tax gap, and (3) options with the potential to improve taxpayer voluntary compliance and IRS's ability to address noncompliant taxpayers.
City councillors could be jailed under laws from 1699 if they
misreport the affairs of the House of Commons said the Speaker of the Commons.
Our analyses have repeatedly demonstrated that individuals who
misreport policy-rating information are associated with high loss experience.