Sentence examples for knowingly make from inspiring English sources

All three defendants are charged with conspiracy to knowingly make under oath a false statement on an immigration application, which carries a maximum five-year sentence.

One of the laws, intended to protect consumers, says that a hospital cannot knowingly make a payment to a doctor "as an inducement to reduce or limit services" to Medicare or Medicaid patients.

I won't say that nonfiction writers don't on occasion make mistakes or even knowingly make stuff up, as for example Jonah Lehrer did in his recent book, "Imagine," or James Frey did in his memoir, "A Million Little Pieces".

Section 8 of the code of practice also reiterates that it is a criminal offence to "knowingly make a false statement for the purpose of obtaining, or enabling another person to obtain a disclosure.

The law carries penalties of a $50,000 fine and six months in jail for those who knowingly "make any communication for commercial purposes" on the World Wide Web "that is available to any minor and that includes any material that is harmful to minors," those younger than 17.

Taxpayers have been prosecuted in recent years for shorting the government less than $1,000, but so few cases are brought that many people think they can get away with cheating, even though it is a crime to knowingly make false representations on the 1040 form.

Paul Krugman, ever the gentleman scholar, accuses Mr Roy of knowingly "making an essentially fraudulent argument".

North admitted he had knowingly made false statements to Congress & had altered, shredded & removed NSC documents.

The investigation is focusing on whether the company knowingly made false statements about climate change, starting from the 1980s.

He did break his silence to tell the Guardian last week that his accusers were "knowingly making false statements".

Earlier this week he insisted he would soon publish a dossier that would "show the accusers are knowingly making false statements".