Sentence examples for bogus payment from inspiring English sources

The hackers found a budget allocation, say for paper clips, and generated bogus payment orders until the allowance was exhausted.

He pleaded guilty to conspiracy to conceal information from the Internal Revenue Service, related to a bogus payment he had received to resolve a dispute with another trash hauler.

The problem, which began in July but went undetected by the bank until December, prompted bogus payments big and small.

It soon transpired that billions of kwacha had been looted from the state in a fraud, known as "Cashgate", which involved hacking into government accounts and making bogus payments to shell firms.

AOL Time Warner has already lowered its previously reported sales by $190 million over 21 months beginning in the fall of 2000, and it was unclear whether that figure accounted for the bogus payments from PurchasePro.

And then, having identified the serious ethical and legal lapses, and the need to stop the bogus payments, this group of executives "were tasked with investigating how to shift the payroll payments to the veterinarians' wives directly to the veterinarians," according to a subsequent statement of facts negotiated by Tyson's lawyers and the Department of Justice.

Over the last two years, she had simultaneously been the administrator of Community Law Advocates, a tenants' advocacy group that sought government aid; a Bronx landlord who benefited from her own organization's applications for aid; and a consultant at the Human Resources Administration, where she used her status to accelerate the bogus payments, the indictment says.

Furthermore, the protocol should guarantee that any entity (clients, vendors, or external attackers) cannot perform double spending without being detected, nor generate bogus payments, etc.

Furthermore, the protocol should guarantee that any entity (clients, vendors, or external attackers) cannot perform double spending without being detected, nor generate bogus payments, etc. Payment protocol based on extensibility mechanisms.

Police officers investigating the murder of a boy whose limbless and headless body was found floating in the Thames arrested 21 people from Nigeria in raids across London and said they believed that they had smashed a ring suspected of smuggling African youths into Britain to be passed to adults posing as their parents and claiming bogus child payments.

Knecht even sent clients bogus annuity payments from a personal account.