Sentence examples for tampering that from inspiring English sources

Although a salesman vowed no knowledge of tampering, "that was a walk-away for me," Mr. Rosenthal said.

Michael Atherton and Nasser Hussain, two former England captains, last night condemned Steve Smith for the "premeditated" ball tampering that has disgraced Australian cricket.

Such retaliatory exercises of executive power against witnesses are potential indicators of witness tampering — that is, attempts to threaten or intimidate.

This is why he and his team are developing a suite of tools to detect tampering that use differing techniques, which aren't sensitive to the quirks of MPEG compression.

I guess we should be thankful that it was something as tame as ticket tampering that led to threats of the slammer for Australian athletes in Rio and not some Stilnox-infused Games village orgy, but the $47,000 in fines levied on the "Naughty Nine" made headlines for days.

Take their recent 10 in 10 promotion – an unprecedented level of tampering that toyed with supporters and, by fragmenting the fixture list, resulted in some clubs, primarily Leeds, being at a disadvantage when it comes to rest and preparation for the next game.

They just Arrrr!" So going in, doing the best Bristolian accent, it just didn't... we had to tamper that right back.

But his sister opposes tampering with "that junk".

Tampering with that role is seen as a threat to India's sovereignty.

But no charges of jury tampering in that case were brought.

Steve Smith, David Warner and Cameron Bancroft were all handed lengthy bans after being found guilty of ball tampering on that tour.