Mauser discovers that she's falsified figures in Travis's favor, and fires her.
It follows Kobe's admission at the weekend that it had falsified figures about the strength and durability of its aluminium and copper products, which are used in the transport and defence industries.
The company falsified figures on its performance 252 times, making it look better than it was, so that serious failings in the service only came to light thanks to whistleblowers, MPs say, yet the company's response was "bullying and heavy-handed".
In the minds of many officials, the gains from falsifying figures outweigh the risk of punishment.The pressure to exaggerate statistics grew in the late 1990s as Chinese officials sought to pump up the economy to stave off the effects of the Asian slump.
When, recently, Grace examined a falsified figure published in a journal, her experiences as a physician and a scientist told her that the doctored image was likely to cause trouble.
And last, international law provides for a set of common rules on how to count, monitor and report emissions which a fragmented system of purely national law -- and national incentive to falsify the figures -- cannot.
In 2010, the Office of Research Integrity at the federal Department of Health and Human Services ruled that Dr. Cheskis had engaged in misconduct, having falsified the figures.
Carriers for each paper charged opponents with making threats and even hiding their vending machines, and four Times circulation executives were indicted earlier this year on charges of falsifying circulation figures.
The men were charged with obtaining raises, bonuses and stock options they did not deserve by falsifying revenue figures to make it appear as if the division was meeting certain performance targets.
The taoiseach's remarks were made after a union spokesman said rank-and-file gardai had "elevated" the number of breathalyser tests carried out, but denied falsifying the figure.
