Certainly, they said, it was not an effort to cheat.
"The jurors would naturally have asked how come a successful businesswoman would make such an effort to cheat over just a few million dollars.
In addition, because the questions are so simple, Sines says that Woofound avoids the Hawthorne Effect, which is where test takers answer questions the way they "think" they should answer them, sometimes in an effort to cheat the system.
Federal investigators have said in court records that they think HCA and its predecessor companies engaged in a corporatewide effort to cheat the government by misrepresenting certain expenses, which were then reimbursed by Medicare.
In my last blog post I discussed the importance of dying well and with dignity -- at home, at peace, sent off by a loving family, not in an impersonal and hectic hospital environment, among strangers, your failing body tortured by painful procedures and probed by ubiquitous tubes in a futile effort to cheat death.
In allowing the team to play, Little League ruled that, while some of the players had lived in multiple homes and some might even have lived in a homeless shelter, they had made no effort to cheat or to undermine the rules against rounding up ringers from outside their designated neighborhood.
The scope of the owners' deceit and fabrications in their 1980's effort to cheat their employees out of their rightful wages was wholly unprecedented, as was the financial injury suffered by the ballplayers".
No matter the improved odds, the data, like the field observations, illuminated that even the most determined efforts to cheat death could still be desperate — like the case of an Afghan soldier wounded on Dec. 9.
RON YASBIN, dean of the College of Sciences at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, on students' high-tech efforts to cheat.
The British claimed to have intelligence about Saddam's efforts to cheat the UN weapons inspectors - evidence that the Chilean ambassador and his colleagues did not find convincing, even though they had no evidence of their own.
Richard Corey, executive officer of the California Air Resources Board (Carb), said: "Our goal now is to ensure that the affected cars are brought into compliance, to dig more deeply into the extent and implications of Volkswagen's efforts to cheat on clean air rules, and to take appropriate further action".
