1.   A number of misleading claims are made by companies suggesting that their products are environmentally friendly when clearly they are not.

2.   Its sheer scale means that it is important at this stage not to be distracted by companies making misleading ethical claims.

3.   Growing consumer interest raises questions about how to protect the public from misleading claims and potentially unsafe products that are essentially unregulated.

4.   Legal battles over software code and misleading claims are common in the highly competitive and fast-growing market for anti-virus software, analysts and investors said.

5.   The dental group had defended its practices, saying they involved ethical rules designed to protect consumers from false or misleading claims about dental prices and services.

6.   The letter also required the company to send letters to all doctors and medical journals which received promotional materials that the FDA said made misleading claims.

7.   This is the latest phase of a long-term effort by the FTC to end misleading claims about weight-loss products, ranging from exercise machines to diet pills.

8.   To keep up with the competition, newsletters often stretch the truth and, in some cases, make misleading claims.

9.   While admitting no wrong, Enforma agreed not to make misleading claims in the future and to back up assertions with evidence.

10.   Ryanair has faced lawsuits from state-owned competitors, who accuse the Irish intruder of making misleading claims in its advertisements.