Sentence examples for has deliberately altered from inspiring English sources

The lawyer representing the British state suggested Aderonke "has deliberately altered her appearance... to a lesbian stereotype".

Treacher had deliberately altered documents on seven occasions and used them to justify positions he had misvalued, the regulator said.

The independent panel investigating the Hillsborough tragedy in which 96 football fans died found that police had not only lied about what happened, they had deliberately altered evidence of those who tried to tell the truth.

In February, he was found to have deliberately altered an email to try to jeopardise a senior employee's job.

The council had previously discovered Mr Bleakley had viewed pornographic material on his council-issued laptop and had deliberately altered an email to try to jeopardise a senior employee's job.

Delivering its report in September 2012, the panel found that police had deliberately altered more than 160 witness statements in an attempt to blame Liverpool fans for the fatal crush.

Earlier this year, Mr Bleakley was found to have deliberately altered an email to try to jeopardise a senior employee's job and viewed pornographic material on his council-issued laptop.

Mr Bleakley has refused repeated calls for him to quit despite an investigation that found he had also used his work mobile to send explicit text messages, had viewed pornographic material on his council-issued laptop and had deliberately altered an email to try to jeopardise a senior employee's job.

An investigation by the council found he had also used the phone to send explicit text messages, which showed he had a "problem with women", had viewed pornographic material on his council-issued laptop and had deliberately altered an email to try to jeopardise a senior employee's job.

There have been relatively few instances in which dam operations have been deliberately altered in response to ecological considerations but following some initial successes (Rood and others 2005) modifications may increase in future.

But also bodies which have been deliberately altered and decorated - by man rather than by life– tattoos, plastic surgery, fillers etc".