Sentence examples for falsely said that from inspiring English sources

Trump also falsely said that Putin had called him "a genius".

To deceive the regulators, prosecutors charged, Mr. Madden falsely said that Stratton Oakmont's principals had sold shares to a separate company controlled by Mr. Madden.

After all, Mr. Romney declared "this ain't beanbag" after Newt Gingrich complained last winter about harsh attack ads from a super PAC supporting Mr. Romney — including one that falsely said that Mr. Gingrich had voted to finance a program supporting China's one-child policy.

Prosecutors contend that Enron executives falsely said that the company had products for shipping and streaming video and other media over the Internet to corporations, and that it could meter and bill customers based on use, as well as allow customers to select qualities of service and schedule times for shipping data across the network.

A story shared by the Pensa Brasil (Think Brasil) site that falsely said that federal police wanted to know why Rousseff had given 30bn reais ($9bn) to the giant meat company Friboi came third in the ranking with 90,150 shares.

Eberhard also claims that Musk not only falsely said that he was the founder of the company, but has also misrepresented his past roles, including the extent of his involvement with the company he founded, PayPal.

That was all false, and Mr. Alvarez was charged with violating the law, which makes it a crime to falsely say that one has "been awarded any decoration or medal authorized by Congress for the armed forces of the United States".

It was a city inspector, charged with falsely saying that he had investigated a complaint about the site's safety.

Trump also made comments in 2011, as well as this year, falsely saying that Kuwait paid nothing to the US for driving out occupying Iraqi forces during the 1991 Gulf war.

The executive, Eric Tannenbaum, accused Mr. Ovitz of luring him from his job as president of Columbia TriStar Television, a unit of Sony, by falsely saying that the TV unit had a $1 billion line of credit.

WASHINGTON — The federal government on Wednesday mounted a vigorous defense in the Supreme Court of the Stolen Valor Act, a 2005 federal law that makes it a crime to falsely say that one has been awarded any decoration or medal authorized by Congress for the armed forces of the United States".