Sentence examples for false government from inspiring English sources

When the campaign was challenged as false, government lawyers defended it, saying the Agriculture Department "reviewed, approved and continually oversaw" the effort.

After more than two decades of false government promises of cooperation, Martha de los Ríos said, she felt a twinge of skepticism about Mr. Creel's announcement on Monday.

And the World Bank lost $500,000 in 1997 in a sophisticated fraud scheme involving false government procurement documents, the report said.

More important for public safety are the false government claims made after last summer's London tube bombings that the attacks were made by people unknown to the authorities.

This was precisely the dynamic that, in the run-up to the attack on Iraq, co-opted America's largest media outlets as mindless purveyors of false government claims.

They create their own driver's licenses and include their thumbprints on documents to distinguish their flesh and blood person from a "straw man" persona that they say has been created by the false government.

Yep, the false government-family equivalence, the myth of expansionary austerity, and the confidence fairy, all in just two sentences.

But until recently, immigration enforcement had been notoriously lax, with a kind of universal wink at kitchens filled with employees working either off the books or with false documents, government officials and industry experts say.

Despite the common knowledge that Ntaganda – a wanted accused war criminal – was acting as de facto deputy commander for Congolese forces during Kimia II, Monuc's command hid behind transparently false Congolese government assurances that Ntaganda was not involved.

Amid the national relief over the killing of Bin Laden by a Navy Seal team in Abbottabad, Pakistan, this secret chapter in the hunt for the world's most famous fugitive is a reminder of the years of frustration and false hopes government officials endured in trying to pick up his trail.

Government reports have sometimes been criticized as false and government-driven, leading to a lack of confidence into the official reporting systems (14, 18, 37, 38).