Sentence examples for enabling fraud from inspiring English sources

And he pursued charges against Ernst & Young for enabling fraud at Lehman Brothers by approving an accounting technique known as Repo 105.

But the legal view at that time was that proving criminal liability of a firm like Bear Stearns for enabling fraud at a smaller firm was not easy.

(This was a reference to the notion that, if Trump voters are not visible, the media would pretend that there were few or none of them, enabling fraud; one of the hashtags on social media is #CodeRed).

One solution is to structure electoral governance such that it allows for independence and professionalism at the center, lending credibility to the electoral process, and partisan local-level administration, enabling fraud at the micro level.

The Patriots came out of that experience convinced that election workers in Harris County were letting non-citizens vote and enabling fraud.

If an EMV card is being used and the merchant doesn't have EMV enabled, fraud liability goes to the merchant.

With his Monday veto Christie issued a statement claiming that the legislation would be a waste of "hard-earned tax dollars" and implying it would have enabled fraud.

Schapiro, Turner and other critics have said these policies could enable fraud of the kind practiced at Enron and Worldcom during the dot-com boom.

The lack of these safeguards from academic science had enabled fraud.

It is facilitating and enabling a fraud on the public.

But regulators went after clearing firms by accusing them of facilitating such acts; in a 1999 lawsuit, the Securities & Exchange Commission accused Bear Stearns of enabling a fraud at A. R. Baron.