Sentence examples for forged identification from inspiring English sources
The phrase "forged identification" is correct and can be used in written English
It refers to a false or counterfeit document that is created to deceive someone into believing a false identity. Example: The police found a stack of forged identifications in the criminal's apartment, indicating that they were involved in a larger fraudulent scheme.
It could have been hours and certainly no more than a day or two [before the attacks occurred]." The raids in Verviers and in and around Brussels resulted in a haul of police uniforms, forged identification documents, substantial amounts of money, four Kalashnikovs, handguns, a knife, ammunition, explosives and communications equipment.
It has now resumed business with the firm after the child workers were found to have used forged identification.
Taitz also announced a new petition on the White House website demanding Obama's resignation for using what she calls forged identification.
He met Mr. Muhammad after his mother tried to buy forged identification documents from the older man in Antigua in 2000.
Mr. Malvo, who was born in Jamaica, is the son of a woman who tried to buy forged identification documents from Mr. Muhammad in Antigua in 2000.
Deputies did not find any suspects at City Hall, but arrested three people at the library whom they suspected of using forged identification to gain employment at a cleaning company.
Mr. Alsen then proceeds to say that "utilizing his counterintelligence skills, Salinger forged French identification papers for Sylvia in order to circumvent the nonfraternization law," and suggests, without hard evidence, that Sylvia "might have been a Gestapo informant".
HOUSTON — A year and a half after the federal government strengthened rules on the documents needed to enter the country, millions of people are still being allowed to enter without passports or other hard-to-forge identification cards, a government audit has found.
The prosecution showed a forged Peruvian voting identification card bearing Ms. Berenson's photograph that was found in the M.R.T.A. safe house during the 1995 police raid.
Mr. Waili also said that government investigators had given Mr. Bolani the forged badges and identification cards for forensic analysis but that the minister had done nothing with them.
In the apartment, agents said they found a cache of forged passports and identification papers, more than 100 audiotapes preaching jihad and sketches in a day planner of an air base in Incerlik, Turkey, used by American forces, and a hospital in Amman, Jordan.
