Sentence examples for engaged in lying from inspiring English sources

C1 Tyco Trial Begins A prosecutor said that Tyco International's former chairman and its former chief financial officer engaged in "lying, cheating and stealing".

Activity of the cows was recorded continuously with digital video cameras for the last 2 d at each stocking density and time spent as well as mean percentage of cows engaged in lying, standing, and feeding at each 10 min scan sample was determined.

According to public health lawyer Michele Simon, Big Food companies like Monsanto, Coca-Cola, ConAgra, Nestle, and Kraft, which donated funds to "No on 37" engaged in lying, scare tactics, misrepresentation, and various dirty tricks to protect their profits and keep California voters uninformed about their food choices.

In a new advertising campaign the N.R.A.'s president, Charlton Heston, accuses Mr. Clinton of engaging in lying and scare tactics to win support for gun control measures bottled up in Congress.

They're just as likely to engage in lying, stealing, and minor rule-breaking as everyone else on the planet.

The corporate right-wing and their allies engage in lies because if they told the truth that they were putting people before profits, nobody would support them.

"Forte engaged in lies, deception and rapacious behavior at the expense of innocent investors, many of whom considered themselves his friends and close acquaintances," said the SEC's Philadelphia-region manager, Daniel Hawke.

According to the committee of scholars, the Japanese government had engaged in "obvious lying" in its repeated denials of an agreement to allow in nuclear-armed American warships.

"I do not know anyone in the history of Islam prior to Ayman al-Zawahiri who engaged in such lying, cheating, forgery, and betrayal of trust by transgressing against someone else's book," the inflamed author told Al Hayat.

"I do not know anyone in the history of Islam prior to Ayman al-Zawahiri who engaged in such lying, cheating, forgery, and betrayal of trust by transgressing against someone else's book," Fadl raged.

"Otherwise, I would have to lie to people, and I did not become mayor of New York City to engage in lies".