Sentence examples for fabricated documents from inspiring English sources
Earlier this month, Khomeini's successor, supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, denied the report, saying it was based on "fabricated" documents.
In western Pennsylvania, a court found that the company had fabricated documents related to a borrower's bankruptcy.
Iran has dismissed charges that it is pursuing such technologies as lies based on fabricated documents or real ones taken out of context.
"The supplier has an incentive to supply fabricated documents or to imply that medical records support a purchase when they don't.
The emergence of the fabricated documents comes as Countrywide confronts a rising tide of complaints from borrowers who claim that the company pushed them into risky loans.
A complaint, filed in Federal District Court in Nevada, claims that they fabricated documents to give Apollo the false impression that Calpers had approved the payments to Mr. Villalobos.
The American Jewish Committee also compared Putin's comments to the "Elders of Zion" — a fabricated document published in Russia in 1903 that claimed Jews were plotting to take over the world and that helped fuel violence against Jews across Europe, eventually influencing Adolf Hitler's plans for the Holocaust.
In November US prosecutors charged Annette Bongiorno and Joann Crupi, long-time Madoff aides, with fabricating documents among other crimes.
The cases revealed a corporation that for years routinely lied to regulators, sometimes altering accident scenes, sometimes fabricating documents and sometimes bullying employees into giving false information to the authorities.
Again and again, he goes too far, treating Communist rhetorical bluster as the first stages of revolution, assembling lists of people whose opinions he considers suspect, fabricating documents, planting stories in the newspapers, bludgeoning potential enemies with his file drawers of sexual gossip.
The owner of a Long Island special-education company misused millions of dollars in public money, employing 11 family members, leasing Cadillacs, and paying a son's living expenses in California, then fabricating documents to cover his tracks, the state comptroller's office claimed in an audit.
