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- verb Present participle of
backdate .
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Examples
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At the time, VA spokeswoman Alison Aikele, told the Albany Times-Union an "initial investigation revealed that someone in the regional office intentionally entered veterans 'claim documents with incorrect dates -- called' backdating '-- into an internal database."
Luis Montalvan and Aaron Glantz: New York's Department of Veterans' Affairs: Where's the Outrage? 2009
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Times-Union an "initial investigation revealed that someone in the regional office intentionally entered veterans 'claim documents with incorrect dates -- called' backdating '-- into an internal database."
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Times-Union an "initial investigation revealed that someone in the regional office intentionally entered veterans 'claim documents with incorrect dates -- called' backdating '-- into an internal database."
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In a letter Sunday to Mr. Thorson, OTS Director John Reich called the backdating episode "a relatively small factor in the events leading to the failure of IndyMac."
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ALLEN WASTLER, MANAGING EDITOR, CNNMONEY. COM: And the number this week is 83, 83 is the number of companies that are formally under investigation by the government for doing a little sanangains called backdating the options.
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ALLEN WASTLER, MANAGING EDITOR, CNNMONEY. COM: And the number this week is 83, 83 is the number of companies that are formally under investigation by the government for doing a little sanangains called backdating the options.
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The cable TV company restated its second-quarter results, and announced it had been subpoenaed by a grand jury regarding so-called backdating of stock options.
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In particular, the investigations have centered on so-called backdating of options, in which paperwork is filed that pretends the grant was made at an earlier date than it actually was.
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Most of these cases involve what is known as backdating, the practice of pricing options based on dates when the companies' shares were trading at low prices.
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"The backdating was a request on their side," said Shaik.
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