Sentence examples for essential fraud from inspiring English sources

Some of his poems are about the "Forbidden City" in Peking, a startling series of observations on emperors, dust, what eons do to even the most imperial of dreams, the hard beds that the exalted slept upon without pillows, ruling class hubris and arrogance, the sins of aggrandizement built upon the exploitation of the poor, and the essential fraud Nicosia believes Chairman Mao was in the end.

And supporters say they are essential to prevent fraud.

A Cabinet Office spokeswoman said individual registration was essential to tackle fraud.

Beyond the vast amount of public debt created during the crisis, the mere act of bailing out the institutions involved undermined the fear that Smith said was essential to prevent future fraud and negligence.

"Corrective action in response to any instance of abuse, poor banking practices or fraud is essential for public and international confidence in Afghan financial institutions and the development of Afghanistan's financial sector," she said.

"The proponents of voter ID are adamant that it is essential to stop electoral fraud even though there is hardly any evidence of voter impersonation, and the opponents are sure that it will lead to voter suppression even though they haven't been able — until Pennsylvania — to point to a single instance where a voter could not vote because of a lack of ID," he said.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg and his human resources commissioner, Robert Doar, contend that fingerprint matching is essential for detecting and deterring fraud and avoiding costly duplications.

At the heart of the Russian fraud is an essential, embarrassing insight into American life: large numbers of Americans are ill-equipped to assess the credibility of the things they read.

Hawke's problem was that having used the Australia Card as a pretext for an early election, he could not easily back away; and having for years proclaimed the card as essential in the fight against fraud – the government claimed it would save a billion dollars – he could not now drop it as unnecessary.

Therefore, widespread adoption is essential for successful prevention of fraud and other types of attacks (Swan 2015).

By assuming finance and money away they implicitly assumed away fraud and the essential regulatory cops on the beat.