Aún no tenemos significados para "mislead the public".
1There was no effort to mislead the public, Mr Baxter said.
2Because the culture doesn't mislead the public about who and what they are.
3The Supreme Command used this report to mislead the public about the paltry results.
4We can't mislead the public as to this is some kind of real fight.
5You're supposed to mislead the public... to hide the true identity of the killer.
6He has maintained that the disclosures were accurate and did not mislead the public.
7Simple truth worth retweeting before Zuma and his keepers mislead the public: Judges disagree OFTEN.
8Oh wait... no, it's just another sensationalized press release title that could mislead the public.
9Apple "engaged in conduct that was liable to mislead the public," it said.
10All this serves to mislead the public opinion.
11Labour Party leader Eamon Gilmore claimed the pay cuts were a scam designed to mislead the public.
12Did he seek to mislead the public?
13The director of its Dublin office Martin Territt said to suggest otherwise was to deliberately mislead the public.
14To me, this is another example of sensationalized sound-bite science that has the potential to mislead the public.
15Mr Temaru told Tahiti Nui TV that Mr Flosse's announcement was merely the latest bait to mislead the public.
16She added that independent media houses are out to mislead the public on the 'good work' the government is doing.
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