Sentence examples for guilty of falsification from inspiring English sources

Jeremy Clarkson and Top Gear programme chiefs could reportedly face a prison sentence of up to three years if found guilty of "falsification", after a court in Argentina ordered that an investigation into the claims should be reactivated.

RIKEN found Obokata guilty of falsifications and fabrications, and two papers published in Nature in late January were withdrawn.

The faculty committees at Colorado University unanimously found Churchill guilty of fabrication and falsification in two of his works that mentioned smallpox.

Clarett has pleaded not guilty to a misdemeanor charge of falsification, which has a maximum penalty of six months in jail and a $1,000 fine.

A RIKEN investigating committee on 1 April announced finding Obokata guilty of research misconduct for several instances of falsification and fabrication in the papers.

In Wednesday's ruling, the court found Sgt. Eric Gonzalez and deputies Sussie Ayala and Fernando Luviano guilty of deprivation of civil rights and falsification of records charges.

The earlier committee found lead author Haruko Obokata, of the RIKEN Center for Developmental Biology in Kobe, Japan, guilty of research misconduct for fabrications and falsifications in the papers, published online in Nature on 29 January, which describe a strikingly simple way of deriving stem cells called STAP, for stimulus-triggered acquisition of pluripotency.

Sebald has his own scruples about the "morally questionable process of falsification.

That is how the past turns into living memory, even at the price of falsification.

A central difficulty of falsification is behavioural rather than theoretical – falsificationism is an ideal.

"Courting Disaster" downplays the C.I.A.'s brutality under the Bush Administration to the point of falsification.