Sentence examples for falsely provided from inspiring English sources

Kazhegeldin, who lives in exile in London, is now attempting to win compensation in international courts and says that key evidence that convicted him – including the claims he received a Mercedes Benz and a Toyota for his personal use while still in office – was falsely provided by Kim.

Meniscofemoral ligament has been reported to falsely provide an MRI appearance of free osteochondral fragment or meniscal tear (Carpenter 1990).

The recommenders can falsely provide dishonest recommendation either to elevate trust values of malicious entities or to lessen the trust values of honest entities.

In bad mouthing attack, one or more entities falsely provide dishonest recommendation either to elevate trust values of malicious entities or to lessen the trust values of honest entities.

The company, said the officer, Brian Paddick, "simply stalled, or refused to answer questions or to provide documents, or falsely claimed to have provided all relevant information".

In 2014, Google removed ads for some crisis pregnancy centers appearing in search results following an investigation by the advocacy group Naral Pro-Choice America, which reported that 79% of centers with ads on the site falsely indicated that they provided medical services.

Although ladderized trees appear less cluttered, they are no more accurate than nonladderized ones, and in fact they may cause readers to falsely interpret the information provided in the tree (Figs. 11 and 14; see also Crisp and Cook 2005).

incrimination during an appearance before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, saying that members of the panel had already falsely accused her of providing false information to Congress.

The firm also alleges that by falsely depressing their borrowing costs, the banks "provided a false or misleading impression of their financial strength to investors" during the financial crisis of 2008.

The lawsuit claimed the gowns were falsely represented as providing protection against serious diseases such as Ebola.

This situation actually happened for cholesterol in the early 1990s when many kinetic, cholesterol oxidase based measurement procedures were falsely classified as providing significantly biased results.