Sentence examples for false export from inspiring English sources

Geiges and Wisser have been accused of filing false export forms and of improper shipments of sensitive equipment to and from Dubai, allegedly for the Libya nuclear project.

The slump in exports in recent months, meanwhile, is partly attributable to a government crackdown on false export reporting by companies that had been seeking to bypass currency controls and move money into the country as a way to place a bet on further appreciation of the renminbi, analysts said.

But that anemic result may have reflected a government crackdown on false export reporting by companies that had been seeking to bypass currency controls and move money into the country as a way to place a bet on further appreciation of the renminbi.

The export slump reflected weak overseas demand, but analysts said it was also partly attributable to a recent government crackdown on false export reporting by companies that had been seeking to bypass currency controls and move money into the country as a way to place a bet on further appreciation of the currency, the renminbi.

It's a big step for the country best known for its tax-haven status and exporting false teeth: last year Snoop Dogg, pictured, tried to hire it to use in a music video, but received a stern refusal from authorities.

This included making direct code changes to the Tesla Manufacturing Operating System under false usernames and exporting large amounts of highly sensitive Tesla data to unknown third parties.

False: The Japanese will export to the U.S. from Chinese plants.

The indictment charges Mr. Marzook, his wife, the five Elashi brothers and their company, InfoCom, with conspiracy, money laundering, dealing in the property of a designated terrorist, illegal export and making false statements.

That Sinophobia in Zambia regularly expressed itself in all sorts of fanciful ways, ranging from false rumors that China was exporting cans of human flesh to be sold as food in Zambia or that China had planned to take over the country's national television broadcaster.

Israeli hi-tech in 1948 was the export of Israeli made false teeth and polished diamonds.. Today close to 70percentnt of Israel's multi billion dollar global export market consists of hi-tech products and services - from computer science to ingenious medical mechanical innovations to ecologically linked processes for everything from desalination to solar power on cloudy days.

As a result, said Casimiro Porro of the National Association of Auction Houses, "things are exported illegally or under false pretenses — and this has been a serious damage to Italy".