Sentence examples for caught submitting from inspiring English sources

We've got a former MP hiding from TV cameras after claiming thousands fraudulently for dry rot, while a third resigns from parliament after being caught submitting false invoices.

The bank has never fully recovered from a scandal in the American government bond market in 1991, in which a senior trader was caught submitting false bids at auction.

At the beginning of every course, Dr. Mirsky said in an interview, he would recount the story of how, as a high school student in New York, he had been caught submitting a story by Jack London under his own name.

"He gets red in the face and very worked up, and says sort of bizarre things". But only a few take his rhetoric personally, and many were at least as amused as shocked, a couple of years back, when Blackman was caught submitting strident letters and essays to a number of newspapers under an assumed name.

An important consideration for this approach was that the overall pool of catch for the historical portion of the allocation was not the actual overall catch of wreckfish fishermen, but the pool of catch submitted during the application period that passed verification.

In 1995, a novel he'd submitted caught the eye of Jorge Herralde, the founder of Anagrama, Spain's leading publishing house.

Japanese fishermen are also required to report catches of marine mammals, and these data on reported catches are submitted annually to the INPFC.

The honor code: Every year, a few students in CS classes are caught sharing assignments or submitting assignments that have been downloaded from the Internet.

Criminals have also been caught out after falsely submitting details of people living abroad in the hope that it will be more difficult for police to check their claim.

The eligibility criteria for the Ocean Trap and Line fishery, and indeed most other restricted fisheries, relied heavily on the historic catch data submitted by licensed fishers over the years.

Both countries along with all other whaling nations began submitting catch statistics, including the sex and length of killed whales, to the International Whaling Commission (IWC) in 1946.