Sentence examples for cheated under from inspiring English sources

"In India, there were forced relocations, but WWF-India always opposed these and worked on seeing that forest peoples who entered voluntary relocation agreements didn't get deprived of legal rights or cheated". Under its first president, Prince Bernhart, the WWF is said to have wanted to set up a massive national park stretching from South Africa to Kenya.

As for who is on board, busloads and busloads of parents who have been cheated under the current system.

It is the first time any sportsman has been convicted of cheating under the Gambling Act 2005.

Robertson takes heart from the fact that the three cricketers and their agent have been convicted and jailed under British law, including one count of cheating under a Gambling Act introduced in 2005.

Mr. Trump has long argued that China is cheating under the global rules of trade and has vowed to reduce the United States' trade deficit with China and other countries.

Besides, said Robert P. Hartwig, the president of the Insurance Information Institute, an advocacy group for insurers, there is little motivation to cheat: Under federal rules, the money that is paid out ultimately comes from FEMA, not the insurance companies.

In order to solve this problem, we construct a (k,n) threshold secret image sharing scheme capable of detect cheating under the model in Section 2.2.

Leming found that all subjects, both males and females, cheated more under the low risk condition.

Landis, himself a former doping cheat who was stripped of his 2006 Tour de France title, sued Armstrong under the federal False Claims Act, alleging Armstrong and his team committed fraud against the government when they cheated while riding under the Postal Service banner.

As a key innovation, our experimental design allows measuring exact levels of cheating behavior under anonymous conditions.

On Saturday, Parliamentary Speaker Ali Larijani claimed the West was trying to "cheat" Iran under the deal that would ship most of the country's uranium to Russia for reactor-ready enrichment.