Sentence examples for to be falsified from inspiring English sources

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I'd have to say it's a powerful argument that has yet to be falsified.

Then a man asks why he should vote at all when the results are sure to be falsified.

"The elections are going to be falsified," said Mikhail Delyagin, an economist and the director of Moscow's Institute on Globalisation Problems.

She even went to Grozny, the capital of Chechnya, to draw attention to the case of Oyub Tetiev, a human-rights activist who was arrested on what appear to be falsified drug charges.

In the event, in Hungary's national elections of November 1945, the communists took just 17% of the vote, and in January 1947 the Polish Peasants Partyy, led by a former member of General Wladyslaw Sikorksi's government-in-exile, won a parliamentary election so thoroughly, despite violent intimidation, that the results had brazenly to be falsified.

6. Volkswagen has confirmed that 1.2 million cars in the UK contain the software that was found to be falsifying emissions data in the US, including Audi, Seat, and Skoda brands.

Potti was a cancer researcher at Duke University who was found to be falsifying his resume and his research.

Not surprisingly, parents -- particularly private school parents -- were rumored to be falsifying their residency on SEHS applications.

Investigators also found that some details in the pilot's logbooks appeared to have been falsified.

Investigators deemed the document to have been falsified, and the term "fontgate" began trending on Twitter.