Sentence examples for were falsified from inspiring English sources
verb
To alter so as to make false; to make incorrect.
- To falsify a record or document
Birth certificates were falsified.
In some cases, employers' signatures were falsified.
In the field, records were falsified or destroyed.
Prosecutors said that the test results were falsified to save the company time and money.
While all had working papers, experience suggested that most of the papers were falsified.
"They are preparing to use some mechanisms that would confirm that the elections were falsified.
After seeing the documents on Friday, Mr. Hodges said, he concluded that they were falsified.
The attorney general would have jurisdiction if state filings were falsified.
"You see, in my part of the world, documents often were falsified by governments.
Mr Erdogan has claimed the recordings were falsified but some experts have contradicted this.
Bates and the sheriff's office have repeatedly disputed reports that the deputy reserve officer's training certificates were falsified.
