forging a signature造句

• Forging a signature takes longer than 89 seconds, on average.
• Del forges a signature from the factory and buys the dolls off Denzil.
• And a third IP address forged a signature on the talk page 4.
• Lou points out that the contract is not valid as Nina forged a signature on it.
• The other method by which an adversary can foil our system is by forging a signature.
• He was also charged with forging a signature in order to defraud a bank into lending him millions of dollars.
• Here it is shown that forging a signature is at least as hard as solving the elliptic curve Diffie Hellman problem.
• Prosecutors in Columbus have filed criminal charges against an Acorn registrar, saying that he filed a false registration form and forged a signature.
• Waksal was indicted last week on charges of insider trading, bank fraud, forging a signature and destroying records to obstruct a federal investigation.
• Waksal was indicted last month on charges of insider trading, bank fraud, forging a signature and destroying records to obstruct a federal investigation.
• McPherson had been removed from the Florida State team in November 2002 after being arrested and charged with stealing and forging a signature on a blank check.
• In 2003, McPherson was arrested and charged with stealing and forging a signature on a blank check from a Tallahassee shop, R & R Truck Accessories.
• Thus forging a signature is at least as hard as solving the computational co-Diffie Hellman on elliptic curves and probably as hard as computing discrete-logs.
• Katy Principal Robert Blankinship said the school learned late Thursday that a player falsified grades and forged a signature on a three-week progress report the week after Thanksgiving.
• Nina is told that she signed the rights to her music away, but Lou points out that the contract is not valid as Nina forged a signature on it.
• Not ten days after the end of the Harrington case, Dixon was charged with forging a signature on a bail bond pertaining to his previous debt from July 1835.
• She points out to Lahiri that she will face only retribution for her forging a signature on a Europol form to obtain the necessary arrest warrants for Ocean's gang.
• Seals can serve as identification with signatures because they are difficult to forge ( when compared to forging a signature ) and only the owner has access to his own seal.
• In 1854, he was prosecuted at the City of London Police Court for forging a signature to a power of attorney with intent to defraud the Bank of England of ?, 500.
• Waksal was indicted on Aug . 7 by a federal grand jury in New York on charges of insider trading, bank fraud, forging a signature and destroying records to obstruct a federal investigation.