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Meanings of falsifying in English

Catalan
confutació

The act of determining that something is false.

confutació
Usage of falsifying in English
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Three employees involved in falsifying electrical safety data were dismissed, Baxter said.
Reuters
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Critics have in the past accused the government of falsifying economic statistics.
Reuters
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These include falsifying information as well as colluding to have drugs transported.
The South African
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Prosecutors have charged Ghosn with falsifying financial reports in under-reporting his compensation.
The Guardian
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A second charge accuses him of falsifying records of an investment adviser.
Reuters
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Garaventa pleaded guilty in July to grand larceny and falsifying business records.
Reuters
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Ni is charged with fraud, accused of falsifying facts to steal property.
The Guardian
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Prosecutors accused them of securities fraud, falsifying records, conspiracy and other crimes.
Reuters
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Extreme mysticism is as falsifying of our nature as is extreme worldliness.
Cliff Castles and Cave Dwellings of Europe
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Last month, financial crimes prosecutors charged him with falsifying official data.
Reuters
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I was thinking the industry might have an interest in falsifying the data.'
Self's punishment
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The newspaper was accused of falsifying readership figures, and daily print run numbers.
The South African
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The falsifying of their logs could amount to a federal crime.
News.com.au
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Both former executives were found not guilty on one charge of falsifying documents.
The Irish Times
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She pleaded guilty in April to a charge of falsifying documents.
BBC
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The heirs accused him of falsifying the accounts and brought him to court.
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