| Zhuu accused the hospital of deceitfully undertaking unnecessary examinations and prescribing expensive medicines just to make a bigger profit. |
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| Now those costs of training, the costs of recruitment, the costs of advertising, may be visited upon employees who deceitfully lie in their c.vs. |
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| However, the Oxygen sisters deceitfully keep an eye on these atoms, and are ready to pounce, oxidizing Silver and Copper and rusting Iron. |
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| I own a copy of this DVD and the sound is definitely not 5.1, as deceitfully advertised on the cover. |
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| At the time, he advocated a reprimand, to ensure that taxpayers' money cannot be used deceitfully in advance under a false pretenses. |
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| This attitude says much about the thinking behind an operation which was deceitfully presented as being entirely centred on the improved comfort of citizens. |
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| When circumstances are very hard, deceitfully they will show themselves as the lovers of liberty, of peace, of general well-being, of the poorer classes. |
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| Our first recommendation was that the government should legislate a new criminal offence to prevent anyone from deceitfully obtaining and analysing another person's genetic data. |
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| Total ban on falsifications and alterations to the tachograph capable of deceitfully modifying the device's functionalities in order to falsify registration details. |
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| The Oxygen sisters deceitfully stalk celibate atoms. |
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