Sentence examples for make a false claim from inspiring English sources

In another message, Jones recommended that a colleague at CRU should make a false claim that he had not received certain documents relating to a review for the IPCC.

If you make a false claim or receive a fraudulent refund, you can be subject to a penalty and potentially, jail time.

He is alleged to have co-ordinated the activities of Mr Oneissi and Mr Sabra in order to identify a suitable individual, Ahmad Abu Adass, who would be used to make a false claim for the assassination.

I guess this does underline how important Jobs is to Apple, but how dumb must you be to make a false claim like that and not think you'd get in trouble?

Rabbi Laura Janner-Klausner, from the Movement for Reform Judaism, told BBC Radio 5 live's Breakfast that the video was "abusing images of the holocaust to make a false claim" and should be removed.

That is a typical ploy of the right: make a false claim, and then express indignation about the falsehood.

Contrast Mr. Blumenthal's missteps, for example, to the case of Wes Cooley, a one-term congressman from Oregon who in 1997 was convicted of making a false claim in an official document, a voters' guide; he had falsely claimed to have served in the Army Special Forces in Korea in the early 1950s.

That amounts to a total of almost 5 million people who do not think making a false claim is wrong.

However, according to the CSA, there has not been a single prosecution of a woman for making a false claim.

Ms. Taylor was also served with a formal disciplinary charge in March, accusing her of making a false claim that a co-worker swore at her.

In a video that appeared earlier this year, Mr. Blumenthal is seen making a false claim about his military service while attending a 2008 ceremony in Norwalk honoring veterans.