Sentence examples for be fraudulent to from inspiring English sources

Benefits are not entitlements now but handouts, and a claimant doesn't need to be fraudulent to be perceived as scamming the system.

The Feinberg team has handed nearly 100 of the most suspicious claims to private investigators for further inquiry, and has begun the process of sending those that seem the most likely to be fraudulent to the Department of Justice.

And often the terms of grants practically compel the recipients to be fraudulent, to make things up.

It also observed that it would be fraudulent to advertise New Zealand as having clean air.

"It's fraudulent to now go and say they have these" copyright registrations.

It is also true that the English national team has failed to win top tournaments – but again, it is fraudulent to take cheap shots at the influx of foreign players.

There is a general estimate that 7 to 10percentt of all world trade is fraudulent to some degree, which would equate to over $1 trillion (Counterfeiting Intelligence Bureau [CIB] [1997, 2007]).

By contrast, it is fraudulent to presume consent when consent is not explicitly given and no relevant conventions clarify that silence expresses consent.

Despite being UnAmerican, it is fraudulent to rename the "Estate Tax," yet the Republicans continue to use the deceitful misnomer to the detriment of a struggling nation.

But with 8 per cent of internet traffic said to be fraudulent, threats to security do exist – DNS hijacking, viruses, or physical damage – and Icann's cautious approach is warranted.

Winterson's preferred ending sees Rex Goodyear burn the painting he believes to be fraudulent, only to discover he actually had the genuine item in his possession all along, and has now destroyed it.