Sentence examples for not be forged from inspiring English sources

He told BBC Sport: "A player's reputation should not be forged on a penalty shoot-out, their reputation should be forged on the four games and in those four games we have not lost.

And this new venture will not be forged alone: Shen says that LinkedIn has established a joint venture with Sequoia China and CBC "to explore expanding our business here".

As tensions built over Internet censorship and cyber-security, investors have been buying up Baidu in anticipation of the potential windfall — both in web traffic and advertising revenues — it could rake in if Google were to exit the Chinese search market altogether, as it threatened to do in January, if an agreement over censorship could not be forged.

In 1857 a British court ruled in R v Closs that a painting could not be "forged" and subsequently chose to let defendant Thomas Closs go, even after he had painted an artist's name on some crude rendering and tried to pass it off as a genuine original.

If the dialogue is not concluded with clear arrangements being made, ties may not be forged between the public health and primary care sectors, and collaboration may not follow.

But Bitcoin's managers say the currency has proved so secure that despite the fact that exchanges and virtual wallets, where people keep their bitcoins, have been hacked, the coins themselves have not been forged.

Those guidelines include four items that are also in the Burns-Wyden bill: honest subject lines, headers that have not been forged, an opt-out that works and the physical street address of the sender.

The future of Iraq is not being forged out of a battle between West and East, or between Muslims and Christians, but between Shiites and Sunnis, Kurds and Arabs, Baathists and democrats.

But 11Main has not been forged out of thin air: Alibaba already had an extensive logistics and fulfilment business in the U.S. that was built primarily on acquisitions that it made in 2010 and 2011 of Vendio, Auctiva and SingleFeed.

It's one way for courts and lawyers to show that documents have not been forged.

(These signatures can't be forged, but some CAs have been suborned at times).