Sentence examples for falsifying the dates from inspiring English sources

It continued, even more damagingly, with an article by the musicologist Maynard Solomon that purported to catch the composer falsifying the dates on his manuscripts for the sake of patent-office priority.

According to Picasso's biographer, John Richardson, Kirchner falsified the dates on certain of his paintings to prove that it was the painters of Die Brücke - and not Picasso, Matisse or the fauves - who first "discovered" African tribal art and what was unhappily termed "primitivism".

Volkswagen has admitted to falsifying the results of emissions tests for the Jetta, Beetle, Audi, A3 and Golf models dating 2009-2015 and Passat models dating 2014-2015 to pass stringent US Environment Protection Agency regulations.

But that strategy, too, is falsifying the past.

Although they were acquitted of falsifying records and accounts, Kylsant was found guilty of falsifying the trading prospectus and sentenced to twelve months in prison.

We herein briefly review the experimental evidence falsifying the four statements above.

This limits the ability of verifying or falsifying the hypothesis using a single experiment.

The officials observed test respondents "falsifying names, dates of birth, and other information on household rosters".

Ishiya, the maker of Shiroi Koibito, the most popular cookies from Hokkaido, admitted falsifying expiration dates.

In December 2005 NCO paid a fine of $1.5 million for falsifying delinquency dates on customer accounts.

She identified with Mexico to the point of falsifying her birth date to match the first year — 1910 — of the revolution.