Sentence examples for exposing fraud from inspiring English sources

The suit was brought under a law that allows employees to collect payment for exposing fraud against the government.

In fact, exposing fraud is a profoundly democratic enterprise, an act of commitment to ensuring that votes are respected.

The rewards have gotten larger because whistle-blowers are exposing fraud schemes that have gotten more egregious, leading to taxpayer recoveries totaling $50 billion from miscreant corporations.

He will focus on corporate fraud investigations and "assisting whistle-blowers in exposing fraud and improving government accountability," an S.E.C. announcement said.

The Defense Department agency charged with exposing fraud destroyed documents and replaced them with fakes to avoid embarrassment when its own operations were audited, an internal inquiry found.

In 2011 and 2012, a small short-selling firm called Muddy Waters made a name for itself by exposing fraud at a series of Chinese companies that were listed on North American exchanges.

Whether unearthing obscure waxings, exposing frauds or simply namechecking ordinary fans, he imbued his prose with the flavour of true obsession.

Instead of being given a medal of honor for exposing fraud--otherwise being called classified information--in an all too American way it is easier to ask for Manning's head on a platter.

So glad I have wonderful friends n family to stop me fully exposing frauds in this biz.

In the 1920s, he became interested in exposing frauds, specifically those relating to claims of supernatural powers -- but apparently not the frauds of magic or escapology.

In 1958, Sadler published a defense of the book, citing his experience exposing frauds and maintaining that the book was free of contradictions.