Sentence examples for stated falsely from inspiring English sources

Agent Busby later stated falsely in an F.B.I. document that he had not intentionally provided the confidential documents to the woman's lawyer, prosecutors said.

Bit by bit it emerged that Mikio Aoki, the caretaker leader who filled the vacuum until a new prime minister took office, had stated falsely that Mr. Obuchi had been conscious throughout the day of his stroke.

Over and over, Donald Trump has stated falsely that he opposed the Iraq war from the start, and he did it again Tuesday in Indiana.

Not to be outdone, Lou Dobbs stated falsely: "When you talk about diversity, [you aren't] talking about ethnic, racial or religious diversity, [you 're] talking about more liberals on the air".

As Larson has stated "Falsely high reported rates of hand hygiene will undermine incentives to make real, sustainable change" [ 37].

He bribed the police to give him a document stating, falsely, that he had lost his identity card.

The Department of Justice's proposed amendment would allow the government in this situation to respond to the FOIA request by stating falsely that there are no records involving the mayor.

Nor did Kelly, for all his indignation, acknowledge that it was his boss, Trump, who had started the politicized discussion of Gold Star families by stating, falsely, that President Obama didn't generally call Gold Star families.

(Section 1 of the Act provided that the law could be cited as the "Stolen Valor Act of 2005", but the bill received final passage and was signed into law in 2006. ) The law amended 18 U.S.C. § 704 to make it a federal criminal offense for a person to deliberately state falsely that he or she had been awarded a military decoration, service medal, or badge.

The order stated, "You falsely represented yourself to be a United States citizen for the following purpose or benefit: to attempt to enter the United States without valid entry documents".

Street gangs like MS-13 have filled the power vacuums in these near-failed states, falsely promising a sense of security to the children they recruit.