Sentence examples for by forgery from inspiring English sources

Attempting to regain them by forgery, he was discovered and branded, and he passed an embittered old age encumbered with civic disabilities, even though the Holy Roman emperor Maximilian I granted him full pardon.

Later that year, the home was expecting another inspection, and Ms. Courthan and Ms. Johnson said Ms. Rosenberg, the home's administrator, told them to put the files in order, by forgery if necessary.

Some of these algorithms are broken by forgery attack [37].

And that means we are all at risk of being fooled by forgeries like those that enthralled Australia in 2010.

To appreciate the work of ancient artists their work must be studied alone and not be diverted by forgeries, or one will be inexorably misguided.

Buyers have fled the online marketplace, which many say is compromised by forgeries, disreputable sellers and an unpredictable buying experience, and the company's stock has lost two-thirds of its value.

The case is complicated by forgeries on the Jewish side and contradictions in the Palestinian's account.One night in March last year, in what Israel's High Court of Justice called a quasi-military operation, some 150 students at a yeshiva (a school for Jewish religious study) took over the building on behalf of the settler association.

Since at least the first century collectors have been tricked by forgeries: Pliny wrote about pervasive "glass counterfeits" in the gemstone trade, as the Swiss historian Jean-Jacques Fiechter points out in EGYPTIAN FAKES: MASTERPIECES THAT DUPED THE ART WORLD AND THE EXPERTS WHO UNCOVERED THEM (Flammarion, $45).

Other hazards include the possibility of being tricked by forgeries, counterfeits, or just losing money on exchange rate fluctuations.

Brundage rarely was fooled by forgeries, and was undeterred by the few he did buy, noting that in Asian art, fake pieces were often a thousand years old.

The reliquary was in the Habsburg collections from at least the 16th century until the 1860s, when it was replaced by a forgery during a restoration by an art dealer, Salomon Weininger.