Sentence examples for criminal deception from inspiring English sources

Against growing evidence of deceit and criminal deception, Wexford persists in believing that some people are, indeed, "babes in the wood".

Regulators can change the rules of the road, but there will be those who specialize in loopholes, workarounds and criminal deception.

Josh Henderson and Haley Webb are Billy and Sarah, a young Los Angeles couple who seem barely to know each other but decide to try to pull off an elaborate bit of criminal deception after finding Sarah's roommate dead of an overdose.

It is the tale of sexual, political and criminal deception that leads heroic journalists at the Herald newspaper - John Simm, Kelly Macdonald and Bill Nighy - to defy deadlines (they have an awful lot of time on their hands to concentrate on this one story) and stake their careers on linking the murders of a petty thief and a young researcher for an ambitious MP played by David Morrissey.

The Oxford dictionary defines fraud as criminal deception.

"It has been a really, I think, criminal deception of slightly naïve purchasing authorities," Warrell said.

He's implicated in a fatal homophobic beating, a gang rape and a number of borderline criminal deceptions.

Last year, the agency, now part of the Homeland Security Department, fired more than 1,900 screeners after background checks found criminal records, deceptions on applications and other problems.

But enough about criminals and deception and back to the helicopters that bring you the "news as it happens".

"His background includes criminal offenses involving deception and Mr. DellFava had used multiple aliases," the judge wrote.

"After a thorough investigation, SLED has concluded that there is no evidence of wrongdoing, criminal intent or deception to the court when Greene applied for a public defender last year," the agency said.