Sentence examples for defraud as from inspiring English sources
The phrase "defraud as" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in written English
It is unclear what meaning you are trying to convey with this phrase, so it is difficult to provide an example. However, "defraud" can be used with other words to form a meaningful sentence, such as "He was charged with defrauding the company."
Those accused of fraudulently taking tests face felony charges of scheming to defraud, as well as misdemeanor charges of falsifying business records and criminal impersonation.
Among them is a charge of scheme to defraud as it relates to the falsified mixed-design reports.
He told The Mail on Sunday: "Soca doesn't want to give up the [Operation] Millipede names because if it did, it would be forced to investigate them and charge them for conspiracy to defraud as they did us.
Two non-league footballers charged with conspiracy to defraud as part of an investigation into match fixing in the UK have been sacked by their club.
Two non-league footballers have been charged with conspiracy to defraud as part of an investigation into match-fixing in the UK.
And this month two non-league footballers charged with conspiracy to defraud as part of an investigation by the National Crime Agency into match fixing in the UK have been sacked by their club.
Regulators are seeking financial restitution for investors who were defrauded as well as fines, but are also aiming to claw back more than $7 million in bonus and other incentive payments received by Mr. Morrice and Ms. Dodge.
A Queens real estate company accused of defrauding as many as 2,500 first-time home buyers by selling them dilapidated houses will be required to fix the properties or reimburse customers for the expenses they incurred making repairs, the state attorney general, Eliot L. Spitzer, said yesterday.
Winnick, like his fellow chairmen Kenneth Lay of Enron and Bernard Ebbers Bernard Ebbers of WorldCom, is expected to say he left the details to others and that he was defrauded as much as anyone.
The practice may defraud shareholders, as well as altering the appropriate accounting and tax treatment of the option grants.
In a related case, Conair's former director of imports and international shipping pleaded guilty in federal court yesterday to charges he had organized a separate scheme to defraud Conair as well as the Internal Revenue Service.
