Sentence examples for document forging from inspiring English sources

The document forging ring stretched across 11 states, wired more than $1 million in profits to bosses in Mexico, and even kidnapped and killed their rivals.

Their ideal was a restoration of the church to its primitive freedom, summed up in the Donation of Constantine, a document forged in the 8th century but generally regarded as genuine throughout the Middle Ages.

But as Vallance points out, this historic charter so beloved of Tony Benn was "a document forged as England stood on the brink of civil war; after a mere ten weeks, it was a political dead letter".

So banks and their lawyers have been fabricating documents, forging signatures, and lying to judges in order to go through with foreclosures.

The law can be broken and documents forged, but she always has some insight about where others are going wrong.

Equipment sellers have submitted counterfeit documents, forged doctors' signatures and filed claims on behalf of patients who were dead or had never been seen by the prescribing physician, according to many reports by government oversight agencies.

Farid and Kee [12] established a printer model for characters to detect documents forged by different printers.

The Vatican, however, argues that the document was forged.

Over the next two years, a document was forged that would become known as the Belfast Agreement (Good Friday Agreement).

According to the Shinnecocks, the document was forged; some of the signatories appeared twice, and others were tribe members who had died.

If the L.P.G.A. hoped to use this as a trial balloon, it has plenty of material to wade through before a final document is forged.