Sentence examples for falsifying of from inspiring English sources

"We protest against the rising wave of anti-Polishness and the falsifying of history in Europe," they wrote.

"It certainly sounds important, when you start talking about falsifying of technical records," said B. John Garrick, chairman of the Nuclear Waste Technical Review Board, an independent panel chartered by Congress to evaluate progress at Yucca Mountain and other sites.

The chairman, Francisco González, has been working to impose changes at the bank, which is the subject of a criminal investigation and a Bank of Spain civil inquiry into suspected tax fraud and falsifying of accounts.

The allegations include the underreporting of catches to the South African authorities, the falsifying of documents and the nighttime unloading of vessels in South Africa to avoid inspections, according to an indictment unsealed yesterday in Federal District Court in Manhattan.

But for the Aborigines of the Tasmanian mainland, whose lives as invisible black people demanded the falsifying of names and genealogies, whose histories can sometimes not be found in 19th-century documents, and whose sympathies are not always those of Tac, all that remains is oral history.

Earthlink's suit led New York state authorities to obtain an indictment against Carmack on charges that included forgery, identity theft and falsifying of business records.

Principally, our algorithm computes non-intersecting subsets of falsifying assignments of F until the space of falsifying assignments defined by F is covered.

Three former executives of the Daewoo Group were arrested today and accused of falsifying records of Daewoo units to obtain $1.2 billion in bank loans, the authorities said.

The results of the referendum will be falsified, of course, as they already have been in other parts of the country, where 93% of voters were said to have been in favour, on a turnout of more than 99%.

Cooper accused the journalist, Benedict Moore-Bridger, of "deliberately falsifying" part of an interview with him to make it seem like he was a ringleader in the attacks.

He accused the journalist, Benedict Moore-Bridger, of "deliberately falsifying" part of an interview with him to make it seem like he was a ringleader in the attacks.