Internal sheriff's files showed that jobs were given to officers who falsified reports, accidentally fired their weapons, had sex at work, committed theft and solicited prostitutes.
But giving an indication of the scale of the problem, the Japanese aviation agency said test results might have been falsified over a 15-year period, and as many as 150,000 seats could be affected.
The woman, who would only allow the use of her given name, Elizabeth, said the smugglers falsified documents to help people pass checkpoints on the international bridges.
The principal of a Bronx middle and high school was removed from the school on Friday after the New York City Education Department found that for years, the staff had falsified student transcripts and given credit for courses not taken.
Even when Summers lost internal debates about a given subject, or had his views falsified by subsequent events, he would never concede that he had been mistaken, this person said.
All have been speedily falsified.
The question arises, then, as to how any basic statement can falsify a scientific law, given that basic statements are not deducible from scientific laws in themselves?
If the property ψ is not satisfied, a counterexample that falsifies ψ will be given by the model checker; else, we'll say M satisfies ψ.
But it was not until she testified at a trial here last spring that she finally came to grips with her past, shedding once and for all the name that Colonel Tetzlaff and his wife had given her -- Mar?Sol -- after falsifying her birth records.
Beirão was given five-and-a-half years for "falsifying documents" and journalist da Cruz was given the longest sentence – "for leading the criminal association".
