Sentence examples for fraudulently reporting from inspiring English sources

They are accused, among other things, of fraudulently reporting $3 billion in revenue to seal a merger with another telecom company in 2000.

Dr. Hwang is perhaps best known for fraudulently reporting in 2004 that a team he led had successfully cloned human embryos and stem cells.

He also accused Coke of rigging a marketing test in 2000 and fraudulently reporting sales volume.

Besides creating the fake sites, Mr. Karzai's supporters also took over approximately 800 legitimate polling centers and used them to fraudulently report tens of thousands of additional ballots for Mr. Karzai, the officials said.

A new way to attack Facebook is to fraudulently report a news story as false in hopes of reducing its visibility, either because someone wants to censor it or just doesn't agree with it.

By inflating the appraisal the broker (fraudulently) made the reported LTV far lower than the actual LTV.

In late August, the Ontario Securities Commission halted trading in the company's shares and accused it of fraudulently inflating reports of both its revenue and timber holdings.

It is ignoring those reporting losses even though the losses may have been fraudulently calculated.

"It's a hate crime of the worst type," said one woman – who has Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, fibromyalgia, and mental health problems – who spoke to me from Wiltshire about being falsely reported as fraudulently claiming disability benefits.

As more and more of Williams' reporting comes under scrutiny, Twitter is wondering aloud what other moments in history Williams might have fraudulently interjected himself into, using the hashtag #BrianWilliamsMisremembers to mercilessly mock the anchor.

E-Mails on Mortgage Crisis Show Alarm and Gallows Humor | Correspondence made public in court documents provides a glimpse at the inner workings of an institution that the Justice Department says fraudulently inflated credit ratings, Mary Williams Walsh and Ron Nixon reported.