Sentence examples for bogus construction from inspiring English sources

They divide primary voters, leading to the ascension of a ruthless businessman, who plots to strong-arm "the Mexicans" over a bogus construction deal.

Buccaneer managers manipulated the securities of their own roads, plundered capital reserves, bribed politicians and formed bogus construction companies to charge exorbitant fees that they willingly paid -- to themselves.

The government could be losing up to €240 million each year because of bogus self-employment in the construction industry, a committee has been told.

On the issue of bogus self-employment, in the construction sector and more widely, I am determined that we look at this issue again.

Solicitor Peter Esders of Welwyn-based lawyers and conveyancers Judicare, says he has seen "several different scenarios" of failure – from corrupt town officials selling bogus planning permissions, to the illegal building of properties to overstretched construction companies.

Solicitor Peter Esders of Welwyn-based lawyers and conveyancers Judicare, says he has seen "several different scenarios" of failure – from corrupt town officials selling bogus planning permissions, to the illegal building of properties to overstretched construction companies.

"Fake news" is such a simple construction ― information reported in a news outlet that is bogus ― that Merriam-Webster sees no need to even consider it for entry in the dictionary as a separate term.

A group of construction workers are stopped at a bogus checkpoint near Baquba, north-east of Baghdad, and then taken off their bus and shot.

The House of Representatives is expected to vote Tuesday on a resolution ending the bogus state of emergency President Trump declared in order to to speed construction of his "big, beautiful wall" on the southern border.

In the frenzy to cover our wedding the press had nothing to run but construction photos of the wedding and nothing to talk about but this bogus eco-destroying theme.

Many of the bogus insurers directed their marketing to small businesses, self-employed people and uninsured workers in the construction, food service and other industries.