Doctoring

Doctoring of images should be banned and enhanced regulation of cosmetic treatment ads should ensure they display a Kitemark and warning logo, the MPs recommended in a report on body image.

Montana Republican Tim Sheehy, who is running against incumbent Sen. Jon Tester (D-MT), is being accused of doctoring his campaign mail piece to remove a logo for his controversial non-profit.

My guy isn’t going to stop doctoring, but why does he want to move away?

People have been doctoring still images since photography was invented, and programs like Photoshop have made it a breeze.

Remember that we are or should likely be in the health promotion not the doctoring business.

The Orange County Register, also citing an unnamed source, reported Harkins was allegedly providing illegal, ball-doctoring substances to visiting pitchers at Angel Stadium.

These solemn declarations of guilt and repentance are a regression to what came before: superstition and witch-doctoring.

According to the BBC, even though the theme for the documentary was ‘Sex for Grades’, the focus wasn’t only on lecturers doctoring students’ grades in exchange for sex, as such, Prof Gyampo has no case.

He recalled that since the suspension of the electoral process in Rivers State, Wike and Effanga had allegedly been re-writing and doctoring unit results in Rivers State Government House to favour Wike.

There is no suggestion Taylor himself was involved in doctoring the document, and it still seems unlikely anyone in his office would have done so given the incredibly high stakes and the ease with which the forgery would surely be discovered.

Veteran photojournalist Lee Berger sets out on a mission of his own to clear his name and rebuild his reputation after being accused of doctoring an image in Syria.

If it is, it isn't the "doctoring" the headline implies it is.

Most notably, Donald Trump’s repeated doctoring of rally footage to make it appear as though he is supported by the masses has become a recent scandal in the United States media.

While Dean Jonas is a man with a good reputation for hard work and getting things done, it would appear that spin doctoring is not his forte.

Credits Theatre * Tenderloin (1960) – uncredited doctoring work citation.

Everything was heavily decayed, and building and doctoring progressed together for months.

In 1982, Rothbard called Reagan's claims of spending cuts a "fraud" and a "hoax", and accused Reaganites of doctoring the economic statistics in order to give the false impression that their policies were successfully reducing inflation and unemployment.

In the Middle Ages from around 475 CE, farriers combined their work in horseshoeing with the more general task of "horse doctoring".

Script-doctoring can be quite lucrative, especially for the better known writers.

The officers also cite a lack of proper support given to IOs tasked against terrorist targets, and the doctoring of intelligence by ASIS management, as also contributing to the lack of progress of the agency in the war on terrorism.