The phrase "chances of fraud" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in the context of discussing the likelihood of something improper or illegal happening, such as a financial scam. For example, "The company is taking extra measures to reduce the chances of fraud within the organization."
The chances of fraud are "minimal", says Jaime Aparicio of the Carter Center.Nicaragua has a population of just 5.5m.
Heinel required coaches who recruited athletes from Europe to have their transcripts translated in the United States to limit the chances of fraud, Walsh said.
In some states, elections officials want to replace antiquated voting machines with expensive electronic equipment, while in others, officials are proposing to strengthen registration laws to reduce the chances of fraud.
To build digital trust and minimize chances of fraud Rebound has set up a qualification process for buyers, sellers and the goods that trade hands.
To build digital trust and minimize the chances of fraud Rebound has set up a qualification process for buyers, sellers and the goods that change hands.
Then, voting becomes real for them- and the chances of fraud are reduced.
This means that small companies will predominate and the chance of fraud will only increase.
"What they ask of users are practically micropayments and not big-ticket items, so the chance of fraud is already mitigated by the business," Mr. Jutla said.
Meanwhile, on the streets here, citizens worry that the longer the delay in determining who won the elections, the greater chance of fraud and, ultimately, renewed violence.
The chance of fraud by a public official is more likely in a small office, said John P. Gaccione, Westchester's consumer affairs spokesman, explaining that the county mails invoices to merchants for checking measuring devices.
