Sentence examples for falsely offering from inspiring English sources

An indictment unsealed in Federal District Court in Manhattan charged Dr. Joshua Gurin, 62, and his son Edward Gurin, 26, president of the Trinarc Corporation, with bilking victims by falsely offering them no-risk investments that would double or triple their money, according to the United States attorney's office in Manhattan.

The scene was written to give the film more suspense, and featured Cal (falsely) offering to give Lovejoy, his valet, the "Heart of the Ocean" if he can get it from Jack and Rose.

At the same time as news reached Holyrood of Isabella's death, Mary's mother was falsely accused of offering £10,000 for the murder of the King.

Filed in Federal District Court in San Diego, the complaint accuses Ms. Vattimo of drafting "false and misleading disclosures," and it accuses Mr. Uberuaga of signing the closing letter for one of the bond offerings, falsely certifying that it was accurate.

Mr. Darda argued that the month's drop in energy costs had skewed inflation figures, offering a falsely reassuring snapshot.

That sentiment was on display at the Watergate exhibit that stood for years in the Yorba Linda library, where a Nixon-approved text falsely accused the reporters of offering bribes to further their groundbreaking coverage of the scandal that drove the 37th president from office.

Just recently, following an Adwatch review into broadband providers' speed claims, BT had an ad banned for not making it clear that one of its broadband service offerings had limited availability and falsely implied the service was available to most, if not all, customers.

He pleaded guilty to fraud in February after admitting that he falsely told investors that Golf Emporium's initial public offering would occur in June 1999 and that the necessary government papers had been filed.

Mr. Walton, a 32-year-old bachelor, attracted attention through a provocative listing in which he falsely portrayed himself as a married man who was offering a painting that had been damaged by his son's plastic tricycle and that his wife banished to the garage.

Rather, as soon as a computer loads the ad, code within the ad fakes clicks on three CPA links–invisibly setting "tracking cookies" in the user's computer falsely claiming that AllEBrands referred the user to security software offerings from McAfee, Microsoft, and Symantec.

The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Atlanta has filed a lawsuit accusing a network of Spanish-speaking churches of falsely claiming to be Catholic, with priests celebrating Mass, hearing confessions and offering Communion to immigrants who mistakenly think the churches are tied to the Vatican.