Sentence examples for manipulated reports from inspiring English sources

In an interview published Tuesday by Italian newspaper Il Foglio, Burke accused the Vatican of releasing "manipulated" reports of speeches at the synod, essentially censoring the "many bishops who are saying that changes cannot be allowed".

That, according to the complaint, had the effect of allowing Mr. Madoff to value his own funds and manipulate reports as needed to cover up his scheme.

According to the report, Enron entered into a series of transactions with the partnerships controlled by Mr. Fastow that served no economic purpose other than to manipulate reported profits.

According to the report, Enron entered into a series of transactions with the partnerships -- which were controlled by the company's former chief financial officer, Andrew S. Fastow -- that served no economic purpose other than to manipulate reported profits.

Mr. Owens said in his plea that he had conspired with other HealthSouth executives, including its chairman and chief executive, Richard M. Scrushy, to manipulate reported earnings for years.

C1 Guilty Plea in HealthSouth Case William T. Owens, chief financial officer of HealthSouth, pleaded guilty to multiple counts of fraud, admitting that he conspired for years with other executives to manipulate reported earnings to keep up HealthSouth's stock price.

2006 or Van Tendeloo and Vanstraelen 2008), this tight link between accounting numbers and taxable income is expected to boost a company's incentive to manipulate reported profits in order to minimize tax payments.

Specifically, we evaluate 157 lenders' assessments of the likelihood of loan approval and financial reporting quality for a prospective borrower in an experiment that manipulates reporting framework choice (FASB-based GAAP, AICPA's Financial Reporting Framework for Small and Medium-Sized Entities, or tax-basis) and borrower credit risk level (high or low) randomly between subjects.

Mr. Trichet and the other officials were accused of having manipulated financial reports to mask the dismal financial state of Crédit Lyonnais, which ultimately collapsed under about $18 billion of debt.

While it now seems likely that the Bush administration manipulated intelligence reports about Iraqi weapons, there is another possibility that is even more ominous: that the intelligence itself was grossly inaccurate.

Also, results can often be changed and manipulated in reports.