They roused anger amongst the officers by falsely proclaiming that we had killed police officers.
Mr. Bronner said many union members thought the airline was acting like Chicken Little, falsely proclaiming that the sky was falling.
One S.E.C. complaint contends that Freddie Mac executives falsely proclaimed that the company had virtually no exposure to ultra-risky loans, despite internal warnings admonishing against such claims.
Mr. Forbes notes that President Obama "falsely proclaimed that our national motto was E pluribus unum" and then "failed to respond to congressional entreaties to issue a correction".
Convinced that Moscow was riddled with pro-Napoleonic secret societies that would, if encouraged by reports of Russian defeats, incite peasant uprisings and obstruct the Russian war effort, Rostopchin persistently issued statements falsely proclaiming Russian victories.
Roy's characterisation – "an Englishman by birth, swimming in compromise, awkwardness and embarrassment" – is convincingly done and the dialogue wittily gives him a sly habit of underlining his reliability to potential victims by falsely proclaiming his moral scruples.
Prosecutors contend that Ms. Stewart committed securities fraud by falsely proclaiming her innocence as a means of shoring up the share price of her own company, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, once she had been publicly linked with the ImClone insider-trading investigation.
His solicitor, John Kelly, told the court that the allegation that Brand had deceived the public as well as Khan by falsely proclaiming that he was being faithful to her when in fact he was having sex with model Sophie Coady during a four-month fling was entirely without foundation and "distressing, hurtful and damaging".
A certain Mr Jones, proprietor of the New Bunhill Fields in Upper Street, Islington, proclaimed (quite falsely) that Palmerston's notice had instructed him not only to close but to clear the ground.
New Yorkers proclaim this frequently.
