Sentence examples for bogus organization from inspiring English sources

Money was also channeled to a bogus organization, the Community Leadership Training Institute, which was supposed to train workers for the Holocaust program.

Every diamond was one line on the file with all the features separated by commas: the shape of the diamond, the 4Cs (cut, clarity, carats, color), the number of the GIA certificate (since certification is the universal scam, even diamonds have to be certified by some bogus organization).

Cap One is saying it can trick you into picking up the phone by using what looks like a local number or masquerading as something it's not, such as Save the Puppies or a similarly friendly-seeming bogus organization.

It was a bogus system.

The hoax was the work of the Yes Men, a group of critics of business and government who gained attention in 2000 with Gatt.org, a bogus World Trade Organization site.

Kivalina alleged in its complaint that the industry conspired "to suppress the awareness of the link" between emissions and climate change through "front groups, fake citizens organizations and bogus scientific bodies".

The former U.S. Ambassador to NATO Douglas Lute, a retired Army general who coördinated war policy at the National Security Council under both the George W. Bush and Obama Administrations, called Trump's claims about NATO "bogus". "Trump's dismissal of organizations like NATO but also the World Trade Organization and European Union is because he views them all as having cheated America.

Was his organization behind the bogus signature-gathering?

In December, Facebook announced that it would finally take action against fake news stories spreading on the site by working with fact-checking organizations to label bogus stories that users have flagged as problematic.

The organization doesn't pitch bogus stem cell treatments to patients like the clinics cited by the FDA last week, but says it limits its research to musculoskeletal conditions for which stem cell therapies may have the best chance of success.

It accuses the companies of creating bogus front groups, misrepresenting research, pitting other international organizations against the W.H.O., and lobbying to cut the organization's funding.