Sentence examples for admit fraud from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, it is very difficult for the establishment to admit fraud because its legitimacy would go under question.
"We all know scams are going on, but nobody wants to talk about it openly because they don't want to admit fraud is happening on their website.
A13 Ex-Labor Leader to Admit Fraud Arthur Coia, who recently resigned as president of the national laborers' union, will plead guilty to fraud for failing to pay about $100,000 in taxes on his purchases of three Ferraris, one of them costing more than $1 million, a federal prosecutor said.
The panel was also told that Scott had accepted a caution from the Metropolitan Police, thereby admitting fraud by false representation.
Rawlinson admitted fraud when she appeared before magistrates in Torquay and will be sentenced at Exeter crown court on 20 February.
Tony Abbott says the immigration minister will look at revelations that the healthcare provider for asylum seekers admitted fraud in detention centres was inevitable.
Earlier this year James Ibori, former governor of Delta state in Nigeria, whose properties included a flat in St John's Wood and houses in Hampstead and Dorset, was sentenced to 13 years in prison in the UK after admitting fraud of nearly £50m.
But the government says that those regulations had a far smaller effect on HealthSouth than executives contended and that the company exaggerated the effect to lower Wall Street expectations without admitting fraud.
Noting that he had heard about the requests for reconsideration by many of the retirees, he stressed that if Dr. Ajemian's name "appears in any RRB disability application or on any supporting documentation," the entire application "is tainted by Ajemian's admitted fraud and nullified in its entirety".
They have launched a ferocious attack on their controversial extradition from Britain to the US in 2005 and subsequent imprisonment, claiming that they only admitted fraud in order to get home as quickly as possible after frustrating delays in their criminal trial.
