Significados de plagiarised en inglés

Ponta has denied allegations that he plagiarised large parts of doctoral thesis.

Martin Luther King plagiarised part of a chapter of his doctoral thesis.

It's all there in my carefully plagiarised list of possible permutations.

Was ever a poem more frequently quoted or so universally plagiarised?

He complains that Dr. Henry More had plagiarised it, from his book of Hydrostatics.

The book was very successful, republished often and plagiarised.

I plagiarised someone else's amendment and had to apologise in front of the whole conference.

I suggest to you tonight: in the words of Bob The Builder, plagiarised by Barack Obama.

Jayson Blair, then a reporter for the New York Times, plagiarised many articles and faked quotes.

The incident led to blog site Fijileaks alleging that Mr Bainmarama had plagiarised the Sheriff's message.

Obokata drew suspicion upon her Nature papers by the inept way she manipulated images and plagiarised text.

Part of Theresa May's conference speech was plagiarised from the American political comedy drama The West Wing!

Not the smallest, save that you have distinctly plagiarised from me in your classification of the Gorgio race.'

DONALD Trump's campaign is defiantly denying accusations that Melania Trump's speech to the Republican National Convention was partially plagiarised.

But then you remember that she blatantly plagiarised part of Michelle Obama's speech and some of that sympathy crumbles.

This was followed shortly afterward by a claim they had plagiarised a drink brand called SuperLatte that creates drinks containing 'super-food' ingredients.