英語 での False claims の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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The White House said the women were making"false claims".
But there have been no charges against the partisans who made repeated abjectly false claims to the FBI and Justice Department about actions of their political opponents.
The false claims include one for a $9,000 Honda generator that was not purchased.
Some outlets, like the BBC and Reuters, had to correct their false claims.
Two false claims that the Koran and Islam based their beliefs on.
Actions such as registering with an email address that is not their own, or submitting false claims and statements.
Presumably the Romney campaign continues its false claims because they're effective.
Earlier this month, the department's press office made a release called President Putin's Fiction: 10 False Claims About Ukraine.
Members of a California auto insurance ring would drive into each other's cars and then submit false claims.
Snopes did not correct its false claims about the factual Russian assertions.
Reduced exposure to third-party liability on fraudulent policies, and well as reduction in fraud losses from false claims.
In particular, whether it is a positive method leading to knowledge, or a negative method used solely to refute false claims to knowledge.
The truth of the matter is that very few aliens are hominoid, but this is what the false claims purport, that they are hominoid based.
While we haven't yet seen THE LAWSUIT, it's sad that someone would fabricate, malicious, defamatory AND demonstrably false claims.
Bogdanovic, 62, of Leamington plead guilty to fraud by abuse of a position of trust and another charge of making false claims to obtain benefits.
More importantly, they allow the person making false claims to go on doing so while dodging the pressure(and potential legal repercussions) that accompany similar claims in public or in traditional news sources.
Election fraud, an invasion of Iraq on false claims of weapons of mass destruction, and an insider job reaching all the way into the Bush White House bringing down the World Trade Centers on 911 as the trigger.
Taiwan's government requires state agencies to rebut false claims related to their areas of responsibility on social media and the internet within two hours.
In 2010 alone, the U.S. government recovered more than $3.1 billion from organizations and individuals that prosecutors say had filed false claims for services or products.
Instead of examining and exposing the Bush regime's false claims, the New York Times bolstered the regime's case for war by using the newspaper's credibility to advance the neoconservative war agenda.