| Some have claimed that this is fudging the issue, and that they have set in a committee where it will wither and die. |
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| But if you don't feel comfortable with such blatant figure fudging, you can tinker with the words. |
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| Certainly one can distort the truth without fudging figures or Photoshopping images, simply by clever juxtaposition. |
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| So the obvious interpretation of his comments is that he used the suggestion of one association for Britain as a means of fudging the issue. |
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| They're fudging the issue and if they don't tackle this head on, they will be seen to shield those who commit heinous crimes on children. |
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| Tonight let me put the question as simply as I can with no more opportunities for fudging. |
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| You can tell people stories, but sooner or later, your fudging and lies will come back to haunt you. |
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| We need a national child care program and all the fudging by the government will not get it out of that responsibility. |
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| In one country, Hungary, the Prime Minister actually admitted to fudging the data and hiding the truth from the public and the Commission. |
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| According to media reports, the corporation has been accused of fudging facts and figures regarding funds that were used for reconstruction and rehabilitation. |
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| But it'll never be done by 2005, which will mean that managers will again spent too much time fudging performance figures and not enough get the system right. |
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| The first is that Europe can always find a way, usually at the last minute, of fudging any problem. |
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| We have learned that CINAR was fudging the figures and committing fraud to receive tax credits. |
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| This fudging of answers has reached a fever pitch as the Nova Scotia election gets closer. |
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| Why are fisheries officials deliberately fudging numbers just to make the minister look good? |
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| In a comprehensive study of these economies, the World Bank was more cautious in its conclusions, to the point of fudging the issues at stake. |
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| The Dutch finally agreed for the deepening work to be completed in 12 months, without fudging the work methods or doing it any less carefully. |
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| They do not have to take responsibility for fudging figures or accounts, or losing documentation which may be required by Revenue Canada. |
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| Again, the scam depends on inside information and fudging self-reported numbers. |
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| Michael Medved says the Dems are fudging the numbers to justify their soak-the-wealthy approach. |
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| However, reality is that when it comes to numbers and fudging the budgets, the government is an expert at it. |
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| I therefore urge that a firm and resolute stand be taken, with no fudging and no budging from the principle that no aid can flow from the EU to an authority run by the terrorists of Hamas. |
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| Those in work are seeing their incomes eaten away by rising prices. Faced with this ugly panorama, the government appears to have returned to its old trick of fudging the data. |
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| And as in all skill development, there's no room for fudging the basics. |
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| There probably weren't a lot of people who were fudging their reports, Money said, but it mattered because he had such a limited number of people to work with. |
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| Those members are fudging the numbers and doing it deliberately. |
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| Let us see how he is now fudging the facts. |
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| On the issue of replacement, again, Ottawa has been fudging on this issue. |
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