“Women can of course decline to answer the question or answer it untruthfully.”

“Before people had set off for Auchterarder, a police source had untruthfully informed the media that the organisers had cancelled the march.”

“As Slahi did, inmates said they confessed untruthfully to try and stop the treatment by Zuley.”

“At times, it has been made too easy for autocrats to untruly claim that democracy movements are agents of foreign forces.”

“It would be a breach of duty, actionable if followed by damage, to tell her untruly that her child had been burnt.”

“It was thought and said by many, not untruly, that the King would not continue a year in government.”