Significados de misleading claims en inglés

Brands are no longer able to make misleading claims without consumer recourse.

In most cases traders had removed potentially misleading claims from advertising, she said.

It says the companies make misleading claims about their efficacy.

He complains of "unsubstantiated accusations and misleading claims against the Egyptian government".

Similarly misleading claims surround the plans to reintroduce the lynx.

The government edthe opposition had been making misleading claims about the use of district funds.

The programme was peppered with distortions and misleading claims.

His book is an abattoir for misleading claims and dodgy figures, on both sides of the argument.

The agency also said a Novartis email to consumers had made misleading claims about pain reliever Voltaren gel.

Twitter last week also put a fact-checking label on two Trump tweets containing misleading claims about mail-in ballots.

The commission said Vodafone made misleading claims about "free" goods and services in a 12-month broadband plan.

By contrast, far fewer people saw meticulously-researched Washington Post stories exposing Mr Trump's misleading claims about his charitable donations.

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Facebook has been under fire for its decision to not fact-check ads from politicians containing false or misleading claims.

He said: "Myths and misinformation have been put on steroids by the availability of misleading claims online."

The FDA reviews print and television ads and can send warnings or impose fines for false or misleading claims.