Sentence examples for any type of cheating from inspiring English sources

In light of any type of cheating (however that is defined by the couple), there needs to be full disclosure.

The bigger problem is a more serious type of cheating – one that's perfectly legal and apparently acceptable.

Inside Higher Ed reporter Carl Straumsheim writes about a study conducted by researchers from MIT and Harvard that identifies a new type of cheating in massive open online courses (MOOCs).

Los Angeles County auditors uncovered evidence that the type of cheating undermining the Fire Department's hiring process extended to promotional exams and other testing requirements within the agency.

Introduction of the second type of cheating in the form of ln and hn plasmids changed the picture considerably.

Teachers and students were asked to identify any other types of cheating that they had observed.

Speaking in the wake of new match-fixing revelations from former New Zealand international Lou Vincent, Clarke urged the British government to introduce a new law which would make offering or accepting any type of inducement to cheat at sport a criminal offence.

Other types of cheating identified by students included the use of translations of foreign language texts and using fake data in research projects.

This study set out to investigate higher education teachers' perceptions of the prevalence and types of cheating in their courses with a focus on the possible changes that might come about as a result of an increased use of e-assessment, ways of addressing cheating, and how the use of student authentication and authorship checking systems might impact on assessment practice.

Table 3 Teachers' views on frequency of types of cheating – mean scores and Mann-Whitney U test results   University A University B Mann-Whitney_U   N = 31 N = 100 U-test p FACE-TO-FACE: In invigilated exams carried out in a face-to-face environment, or in non-invigilated assessments (e.g. assignments such as essays, course work, or dissertations) submitted on paper  1.

"I think it is just frustrating to find that such type of cheating -- planned cheating -- is still going on," Arne Ljungqvist, the chairman of the medical commission, said.