I try to give that to people. I do misrepresent things, I don't tell truth.

There is a tendency in some media to generalize and misrepresent every incident involving Kosovo Serbs.

Such forecasts, however, misrepresent underlying demographic dynamics. The future we face is not one of too much population growth, but too little.

It continues to attract those with a lack of understanding of the holy religion of Islam or those who deliberately misrepresent its teachings.

One should bear in mind that the figures recorded at the foundation represent only reported cases, so they may misrepresent the actual situation.

48. Van der Stoel has deliberately attempted to misrepresent and detract from every positive measure taken to promote the process of democratization in Iraq.

(f) Staff members shall not intentionally misrepresent their functions, official title or the nature of their duties to Member States or to any entities or persons external to the United Nations.

She criticizes the lack of transparency of the French authorities, which are said to even misrepresent the true number of underground nuclear tests carried out on Mururoa and Fangataufa since the 1970s.

The State party contends that the author apos s claims quot are a deliberate attempt to misrepresent to the ... Committee that as a prisoner he is undergoing undue hardships which will ... weigh heavily in the event of a reprieve quot .

But the public often views interest rate increases as negative events that increase unemployment and stifle growth. Blame game politicians like Berlusconi, who have failed to put bread on the table, their minions in the media, and Keynesian economic professors who don t understand and misrepresent Keynes sustain this distorted view.

But it does not have the obligation to purposely misrepresent the facts, especially if the misrepresentations and distortions are used to defend a policy of blocking note the acknowledgement of a blockade a civilian population apos s access to the basic necessities of life (food and medicine) in the midst of a severe economic crisis.

On the contrary, the sanctions had been imposed to support the cause of human rights in Burundi, and should continue until there were clear signs that the military authorities were willing to resume a dialogue for peace. It was unfortunate that the Special Rapporteur, obviously for self serving political reasons, had chosen to misrepresent the facts.