Sentence examples for because of falsification from inspiring English sources

United Nations officials say they believe that there are hundreds of cases of under-age boys in the police, "mostly because of falsification of papers, also bribes, and there's been a big push to get the numbers up," one official said.

Sounding contrite but confident, George O'Leary returned to college football as coach at the University of Central Florida yesterday, two years after he was forced to resign as Notre Dame's new coach because of falsifications on his résumé.

(Over the 1920s they are defective mainly for various intrinsic reasons; in the 1930s and later, because of massive falsification).

Because of data falsification on the part of employees at Sellafield, the Japanese refused the shipment and BNFL was forced to take it back.

Because of the inherent possibility of falsification, all explanations in social science (explicitly or implied) use probability as a criterion for reliability.

He also faces further possible charges of falsification of the consolidated accounts of Fininvest.

"Courting Disaster" downplays the C.I.A.'s brutality under the Bush Administration to the point of falsification.

Sebald has his own scruples about the "morally questionable process of falsification.

However, modern science is built on Karl Popper's criterion of falsification.

That is how the past turns into living memory, even at the price of falsification.

A central difficulty of falsification is behavioural rather than theoretical – falsificationism is an ideal.