Sentence examples for falsified on from inspiring English sources

Japan's sixth biggest carmaker said tests were falsified on four of its mini-cars, two of which it manufactured for Nissan.

"The tests were falsified on a grand scale," said Paul E. Coggins, the United States attorney for the Northern District of Texas.

Under cross-examination by Mr. Dunlap's lawyers, he stuck to his testimony that the books had been falsified on Mr. Dunlap's orders, but did not explain the discrepancy with his earlier testimony.

History was falsified on a massive scale to give him a major role in the Bolshevik underground, the Revolution, and the Civil War in particular in the new "Short Course" Communist Party history, which became the basic text of Stalinism and sold 40 million copies throughout the world.

Mr. Edwards testified that the books had been falsified on orders from Mr. Dunlap, who sometimes would tell him what false entries to make and sometimes would simply tell him how much profits had to increase in a month and leave Mr. Edwards to accomplish it.

The SPFL looked into a complaint that a Rugby Park player's signature had been falsified on a contract in March.

Court records show that ship engineers falsified on-board records to conceal the dumping and lied to U.S. Coast Guard inspectors about it.

That's the one you always have to falsify on Mars because it's a windy planet," says Prof Grotzinger.

His books used to be full of people who were paid to fake and falsify on behalf of their sovereign nations, or, on a good day, of their wounded consciences; in recent years — ever since the publication of "A Perfect Spy" — the contagion has spread to other characters, unconnected with the intelligence trade.

A university investigation subsequently concluded that Goodwin had falsified data on grant applications and cast doubt on three papers, all of which were later cleared of any problems.

He said he had also falsified labels on tins of medium-grade caviar.