Sentence examples for forgeries as from inspiring English sources

After two days of questioning from fraud oficers, Kerviel will now face the investigating judges under preliminary charges of "abuse of trust," forgery and use of forgeries, as well as hacking into a computer system, according to Agence France-Presse.

Fakes and forgeries as well as objects that are misattributed (for instance, a "Rembrandt" painting that was actually created by the "School of Rembrandt" or a "Follower of Rembrandt") must be taken back by the dealer, if the sale were based on the items being authentic, for the money paid for them.

He claimed to have passed off about 1,000 forgeries as the real thing.

Knowingly or unknowingly, Priesack became one of the most enthusiastic champions of Kujau's forgeries as authentic Hitlers.

Computerised image-processing systems should get better at detecting forgeries as they are trained to recognise further aspects of artists' styles, says Dr Wang.

"This note is well calculated to deceive, and in nearly every particular is a fac-simile of the original," they wrote, condemning the forgeries as "Yankee scoundrelism".

The post included allegations of forgery, as well as nepotism within the judiciary.

"We don't mind it being known as a forgery as long as no one asks how we do it or which characters are real". The team's works have been bought by the Fogg Museum of Art at Harvard University and the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Suppose, for example, a State judge having power under the naturalization [p391] laws to admit aliens to citizenship should utter false certificates of naturalization, can it be doubted that he could be indicted under the act of Congress providing penalties for that offence, even though he might also, under the State laws, be indictable for forgery as well as liable to impeachment?

City investigators, working with the office of the Manhattan district attorney, Cyrus R. Vance Jr., eventually discovered six earlier forgeries going as far back as August 2008.

Sanborn presented the objects as forgeries, but also as beautiful objects.