Sentence examples for attacking fraud from inspiring English sources

In March, Mr. Visser established www.419legal.org as a clearinghouse for information about advance-fee fraud and as a launching pad for attacking fraud artists.

WASHINGTON — Fearing wholesale cuts in Medicaid by states with severe budget problems, the Obama administration told governors on Thursday how they could save money by selectively and judiciously reducing benefits, curbing overuse of costly prescription drugs and attacking fraud.

In attacking fraud, it is critical to ensure the contractors that are paying claims are doing their utmost to ensure excluded providers do not receive Medicare payments.

Eric Mains is fulfilling a dream many Americans have had since the onset of the financial crisis seven years ago: He's attacking fraud in the banking industry as aggressively as he can, using every possible tool under the law to achieve justice —and win some money back for himself.

Reducing the scope for genuine mistakes will continue to be much more important to saving the promised £2bn than attacking benefit fraud.

For businesses, the concern can be over identity impersonation, cyber attacks, fraud, phishing, or cognitive hacking, are very real concerns, as well.

It would be more fiscally responsible to attack tax fraud, corruption and organised crime.

"By attacking waste and fraud within the system," he said, "it will slow the growth in health care costs, without adding a dime to our deficits".

Those who are caught on the wrong side of the divide are attacked as frauds, pillioried or even – like James Frey – hounded out of their homes.

Attacking benefit fraud has been a popular pursuit for politicians of all parties, with high-profile fraud cases causing understandable public outrage.

It's also why Romney, the party's 2012 nominee, gave a blistering speech on Thursday morning, attacking Trump as a fraud and a purveyor of hate.