Most are accused of falsely appropriating land, misusing funds or illegally selling cattle or timber to enrich themselves at the expense of the communities they were supposed to be protecting.
In an early poem, Olds identifies herself as a Jew, putting the onset of menstruation in the same breath of survivorship as Auschwitz; decades later, in "the Window," from her recent collection The Unswept Room (2003), poet and daughter have a good cry together after the daughter accuses her of falsely appropriating Jewish identity.
Nixon, who was running for Vice-President on Eisenhower's ticket, had been falsely accused of appropriating campaign funds for his personal use.
The risk is that this could lead to overeating while it was believed, falsely, that the intake was appropriate.
Many of the families owned land within what is now the national park, and say they were falsely promised payment for the appropriated property.
Under the law, a person can participate in activities that result in false information being given to investors without committing a crime, so long as he believed -- even falsely -- that the activities were appropriate.
This lack of appropriate normative information can falsely classify members of a minority culture as having cognitive decline or dementia.
Given that ABI is not correlated with the severity of peripheral arterial disease among dialysis patients and would be falsely elevated by arterial calcification, it may be appropriate to overlook ABI in the current study.
Therefore, the proportion of new partners falsely recognized as old, alone, may not be an appropriate guessing assumption for data with high recognition.
A false negative can have equally dire consequences; if a patient has the pathology but is not diagnosed, then this would lead to them being falsely reassured that all is well and not receiving appropriate treatment at the earliest stage of their disease.
