Sentence examples for no falsification from inspiring English sources
The Labour MP Joan Ryan said: "On my reading of Chilcot, it says there was no falsification or improper use of intelligence, there was no misleading of cabinet and no secret commitment to war.
He argues that the typical process is one in which we do not reject species status if there is no falsification.
"There is no systemic falsification," he says, as in the bad old days of the junta, "but a lot of underreporting".
He dismissed the notion that vote fraud marred the parliamentary and presidential election cycles, saying that "on a nationwide scale no serious falsification is possible".
"We are confident that further investigations will find no deliberate falsification in J-ADNI data," says Takeshi Iwatsubo, a neurologist at the University of Tokyo who leads the J-ADNI effort.
But if the TOL is understood and used as a heuristic (and there seem to be many contemporary instances of this sort of use), then the value of its continued deployment is such that no mere "falsification" will get rid of it.
At yesterday's news conference, Dr. Barbara J. Masters, head of the department's Food Safety and Inspection Service, repeated the contention that the cow was a downer and said the inspector general found "no evidence of any falsification of records by U.S.D.A. employees".
In its earlier version, it included the lyrics "Falsifications -- no! Machinations -- no!" and "Yushchenko, Yushchenko is our president.
A narrowly literalistic interpretation and advocacy of Abrahamic traditional faith proposals became possible only under the influence of modern scientific procedures of verification and falsification, no earlier than Francis Bacon and René Descartes of the 17th century.
Verizon repeated yesterday that regulators had found no evidence of falsification of reports and said that the rate increase would allow it to improve the quality of basic phone service.
