Sentence examples for dubious papers from inspiring English sources

Is there a way of making those who employ undocumented workers, or those with dubious papers, from falling into unintended criminality themselves?

Since then the museum has become among the most active in returning acquisitions with dubious paper trails.

He plans to retain Wall Street firms as advisors to decide just how to cut deals to value and mop up Wall Street's dubious paper.

The buying and selling of paper is to be left to the whims of private actors who often are as economically ignorant as those ordinary mortgage holders who get stiffed when the original variable rate mortgages get sold and then screwed again when the banks that sell this dubious paper go under and are bailed out by mortgage holders as taxpayers.

Mandelson thundered against union influence on Sunday, reprising the old voting system where unions sent out dubious ballot papers with Ed Miliband's leaflet enclosed.

In his statement, Dr. Gleick said he had received the dubious strategy paper anonymously in the mail this year.

And banks have come under pressure to raise more capital in part because of their exposure to dubious government paper.

The concept of accessorising his delicate dreamscapes with guitar solos looks dubious on paper, but Jaar enfolds so many disparate sounds and instruments into his music already that, in the event, Harrington blends seamlessly into the wunderkind's dominant vision.

The ID card is primarily a scheme that enables government to identify you, and that is made clear in a dubious little paper called Safeguarding Identity, produced by the Home Office last week, which describes how the ID card and the transformational government scheme mesh together in one glorious structure where data about the individual passes between departments.

The central bank will force the commercial banks it regulates to accept dubious government paper, thus jeopardizing the banks themselves.

But in voiceover he uses the words of Frances Cress Welsing, author of the dubious 1991 book "Isis Papers: the Keys to the Colors," to give his observation the seriousness of an assumed academic sort.