Sentence examples for cheated over from inspiring English sources

Iran has repeatedly lied about and cheated over its nuclear programme.

It didn't strike me as a shock that our system's been cheated over 20 years.

"I feel very cheated over any reduction, no matter how little," says the public sector worker, who says she signed up for one thing and will now be getting something less attractive.

The interim Ukip leader said political anger – "the likes of which none of us in our lifetimes have ever witnessed" – would emerge if voters felt they were going to be "cheated" over the June referendum result to leave the EU.

Turkey is right to feel cheated over Cyprus (the Greek-Cypriots won EU membership even though they voted in April 2004 against the UN's Annan plan to reunite the island, whereas the Turkish-Cypriots remain isolated even though they voted in favour).

Off the top of my head, I can think of two: one I'm too ashamed to admit for fear of getting a kicking from those I cheated over 15 years later, the other which involved bringing my own Monopoly money to a game in a mate's house as a kid, so as to be able to replenish my own allotted supplies of cash as they dwindled.

"The jurors would naturally have asked how come a successful businesswoman would make such an effort to cheat over just a few million dollars.

Of course there should be vigilance in all areas of the game – and there should be much stricter guidelines quite divorced from some absurd debates about the relative sins of cheating, over-the-top tackling and spitting.

In her documentary film, Race to Nowhere, Vicki Abeles, presents stories of cheating, over-scheduling, and abuse of stimulant medication among high school students.

Athletes have cheated by over-representing impairment to have a competitive advantage, and the use of performance enhancing drugs.

Caveon's philosophy is that it is not necessary to ensnare every cheat to reduce cheating over all.