Sentence examples for falsifying time from inspiring English sources

At the same time Mr. Carter's case was heard, he said another officer was charged with falsifying time records.

She added that Officer Sirianni was charged with stealing $20,474 and Officer Ingargiola was charged with stealing $9,446 by falsifying time records.

Of the five workers I have fired for cause, three were falsifying time sheets (i.e. stealing from me through the pay process), one showed up at work high, and one refused to sit through a disciplinary meeting.

The investigation, requested by the Detroit Police Department, will focus on accusations including "assault, leaving the scene of an accident, drinking and driving, falsifying time sheets and obstruction of justice," said Jeffrey Collins, the United States attorney here.

Peter Chrisanthopoulos, the former president for broadcast and programming at Ogilvy and a sibling agency, MindShare, pleaded guilty last week to falsifying time sheets and instructing an unnamed Ogilvy employee to do the same.

The executives, Thomas Early and Shona Seifert, were charged by the United States attorney's office in New York with falsifying time sheets and other documents to overbill the drug office from May 1999 through April 2000.

In addition to claiming minimum wage and overtime violations, the Labor Department accused the factory of falsifying time records and coaching employees to lie to investigators, and of not paying a mandatory extra amount when employees worked more than 10 hours in a day.

Judge Smithson found that "powerful and intimidating forces" had compelled prosecutors to announce the indictment of the troopers on separate charges of falsifying records at the same time that the second grand jury was deliberating in the shooting case and the Legislature was considering Mr. Verniero's court appointment.

An allegation of falsifying computer records for the time a patient was admitted to A&E was dropped.

Colchester Hospital in Essex has been placed in special measures after allegations staff were "bullied" into falsifying details about cancer waiting times.

Between February of 1971 and April of 1974, he was arrested three times -- once each in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Georgia -- on charges of falsifying tax records or returns.