Sentence examples similar to a persistent fraud from inspiring English sources
He accused the firm of "repeated and persistent fraud", allegedly promoting the drug, all the same, for use in children.
The motion, which expresses the parliament's "long-held view" that Fifa is full of "systemic, widespread and persistent fraud and corruption", says Fifa's credibility will not be restored until Blatter goes and widespread reforms are instituted.
Read the entire study "Persistent Fraud Found in South Florida".
Since President Obama has taken office not only has he not taken any action to address the persistent fraud and abuse in federal small business contracting, it has actually become worse.
But fraud remains such a persistent problem that on Friday, when The Citizenship and Immigration Service announced some details of the deferred action directive application process, the agency included a warning about scams.
This term was coined in 1978 by clinical psychologists Pauline Rose Clance and Suzanne A. Imes, and is marked by a persistent fear of being exposed as a "fraud" and an inability to internalize accomplishments.
The story goes on to quote FL Secretary of State Kurt Browning who says: "'we have not seen a persistent problem across the state of Florida' with registration fraud by ACORN or other groups".
He was a persistent critic of the Prince and his Foundation for Integrated Health the Foundationn closed in 2010 after 17 years following allegations of fraud.
A persistent person, too.
