Sentence examples for for any false from inspiring English sources

A blogger can be held liable for any false claims.

"Smart is understanding that people are waiting here for any false move to jump all over her.

But Mr. Heilig said Ms. Aliffi might also face federal charges for any false federal returns she might have filed.

Mr. Ray said his office had also declined to prosecute Mr. Watkins for any false statements to investigators, particularly those in which he said that he had been pressured by Mrs. Clinton to dismiss the employees.

There was fresh pressure on the sport's governing body, the International Association of Athletics Federations, to reconsider the rule, enacted in 2010, that disqualifies a sprinter for any false start.

The Supreme Court, accepting its most important case in years on the free speech rights of companies, agreed today to review a California decision holding Nike potentially liable for damages for any false or misleading statements it makes in defense of its overseas business practices.

The law now allows a penalty of up to $11,000 and triple the amount of damages sustained by the government for submission of any "false or fraudulent claim for payment".

It was proven in [3, 4] that setting the lower threshold of the censoring interval to 0 for any false-alarm constraints less than or equal to is optimal in the NP sense, where is the communication rate constraint for sensor.

To provide estimates of sensitivity and PPV of HM event detection, adjudicated MCEs were divided in: true-positive (events detected during periodic or alert-triggered HM sessions); false-negative (events actually occurred but not detected with HM for any reason); false-positive (false events notified by automatic HM alerts and/or misinterpreted).

The FDR controls the expected proportion of false positives among suprathreshold voxels, instead of controlling for the change in any false positives as Bonferroni correction method does [78], [79].

Matthew's family wrote four letters to the district asking for an apology and for the teacher to correct any false statements he had made in class, particularly those related to science.