English translation for attempting to svindle and usage examples from the best sources
The phrase "attempting to svindle" is not correct due to the misspelling of "swindle." You can use it when describing the act of trying to deceive someone for personal gain, once the spelling is corrected.
Example: "The con artist was attempting to swindle unsuspecting tourists out of their money."
In Texas, Mudgett was arrested for attempting to defraud a drug company and was briefly jailed.
He has admitted carrying out fictitious operations to conceal the sheer scale of his trading at the bank but has denied attempting to defraud the bank.
FRAUD CHARGED The founder and managing director of Prim Capital Corporation has been charged with attempting to defraud the players association out of $3 million with a bogus contract, federal prosecutors in Manhattan said.
A biomedical engineer from Keele University and his personal assistant were today jailed for attempting to defraud a health authority and the university out of hundreds of thousands of pounds earmarked for research.
The Boss. [C10.] Hedge Fund Manager Is Arrested A 23-year-old hedge fund manager was arrested and charged with attempting to defraud investors in his fund, Ashbury Capital Partners, officials said.
Friday 6 July: Dutch police reveal they have arrested a man in Eindhoven suspected of attempting to defraud Gerry and Kate McCann by demanding €2m (£1.35m) for information on her whereabouts.
Lottery bosses have previously warned they will take action if they believed someone had "intentionally attempted to defraud the National Lottery".
The cause is a $50m £31.25mm) lawsuit, detailing what it calls his "hubris, incompetence" and "contempt for contractual obligations", and claiming that his firm, The Weinstein Company, deliberately sabotaged production of an animated film and attempted to defraud its creators.
The most damning detail by far is Carney's description of Olson, who he describes as having left the company "after an investigation revealed he had attempted to defraud vendors and conceal it by falsifying business records".
"However, if we believe that somebody has intentionally attempted to defraud the National Lottery, then, just like any other company, we reserve the right to take whatever action we consider is appropriate".
Mr. Spitzer also acknowledged that the victims list could be used as a law enforcement tool to detect and prosecute those who attempt to defraud the agencies providing help.
