Sentence examples for deliberately submitting from inspiring English sources

The committee cleared her of the central charge of deliberately submitting expenses claims to which she was not entitled, but said she had breached the ministers' code of conduct by providing "incomplete documentation and fragmentary information" to the inquiry.

In other cases it deliberately submitted nonwinning bids to satisfy tax requirements.

For the second time in two years, investigators for the Government Accountability Office deliberately submitted fraudulent material to apply for seven passports.

"These three traders — working from Japan, Singapore and the United Kingdom — deliberately submitted what they called 'obscenely high' or 'silly low' Libor rates in order to benefit their own trading positions," acting assistant US attorney general Mythili Raman said in a statement.

According to a statement made by acting assistant US attorney general, Mythili Raman, at the time those charges were laid, the three men, "deliberately submitted what they called 'obscenely high' or 'silly low' Libor rates in order to benefit their own trading positions".

"You don't deliberately submit people you love to something like that," she told presidential historian Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. in an interview in Ladies Home Journal.

In court filings, federal prosecutors accused Mr. Homann of deliberately failing to submit a form known as an F-bar in 2007 disclosing his UBS accounts, and of using a foundation in Liechtenstein, a noted tax haven, to conceal the trail.

Guardian Australia is not suggesting that the workers submitting the incident reports were deliberately reporting zero times.

Then again, both men thought government should deliberately inculcate virtue, befriend religion and submit to an inalterable morality inscribed in the very nature of things.

The second is that a seller's broker may be deliberately avoiding phone calls or refusing to submit an offer because he or she wants to avoid having to share the commission.

Federal agents made false statements to the press; submitted false affidavits to courts; coerced alleged witness statements; and deliberately withheld critical ballistics reports in order to gain an unfair advantage at trial.