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falsifying

fawl suh fahy ing

  • n  the act of determining that something is false
  • v  make false by mutilation or addition; as of a message or story
  • v  tamper, with the purpose of deception
  • v  prove false
  • v  falsify knowingly
  • v  insert words into texts, often falsifying it thereby

  • The inquiry involves several Alaska Airlines employees suspected of "pencil whipping"--falsifying, in the parlance of the industry--documents to indicate that maintenance checks .
  • Siakor also discovered that logging firms were falsifying their records, as well as employing militias that beat and raped villagers and smuggled arms.
  • Last year, following an investigation at the Philadelphia airport, Argenbright pleaded guilty to criminal charges of falsifying employee backgrounds, which had led to the hiring of .
News & Articles

  • Chesterfield man admits to fixing alcohol tests while deputy
    A former Macomb County Sheriff’s deputy accused of falsifying a woman’s court-ordered alcohol tests pleaded guilty Wednesday to a reduced charge of interfering with a crime report.
    June 22, 2013 - The Voice
  • Former background investigator pleads guilty
    WASHINGTON (AP) — A former investigator who worked for the firm that conducted a background check on ex-National Security Agency analyst Edward Snowden has pleaded guilty to charges of falsifying work on background investigations of other federal workers.
    June 21, 2013 - Associated Press via Yahoo! News
  • Former Macomb County deputy pleads guilty in falsifying breath test results
    — A former Macomb County Sheriff deputy has pleaded guilty to one count of interfering with a crime report for his part in falsifying preliminary breath test results, authorities said Thursday.
    June 20, 2013 - Detroit News
Quotes

  • Tony Blair in CTV.ca
    The allegation that I or anyone else lied to this House or deliberately misled the country by falsifying intelligence on weapons of mass destruction is the real lie,a defiant Blair told a packed British Parliament. "I simply ask that those...
  • John Norman in TheNewsTribune.com
    I have zero tolerance for anybody falsifying,Norman said. "If something is being falsified, that to me is the highest form of crime. The flip side to that, we have people who come in and self-report. If they do, we take that into...
  • Annette Ziegler in Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
    In a statement today, Ziegler said: "I am surprised that someone who seeks to serve on the Supreme Court would accuse a law enforcement officer of falsifying an incident report."

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