Sentence examples for false vouchers from inspiring English sources

Two officers of Parent Workshop, Patricia D. Savage and Lynn H. Smith, are charged with submitting false vouchers to the state for work that was not performed and then keeping nearly $30,000 from the state, according to the indictment.

The Tweed ring then proceeded to milk the city through such devices as faked leases, padded bills, false vouchers, unnecessary repairs, and overpriced goods and services bought from suppliers controlled by the ring.

The former mechanic, Robert Davis, 52, of Calverton, was sentenced after he admitted that he stole cash and surplus military equipment and submitted false vouchers for auto parts and services that were never performed.

And there was something new: Peter Sylver, former deputy county executive under Thomas Suozzi, a Democrat, arrested on a felony charge of filing false travel vouchers and a misdemeanor sexual abuse charge.

That ranger was also implicated in a recent report from the Interior Department's inspector general alleging criminal violations by the superintendent of the Gettysburg park for filing false travel vouchers and taking 27 trips financed by a private foundation, Schonzeit's suit claims.

Ms. Lynch outlined some of the current allegations facing legislators, including filing false travel vouchers and more serious crimes like obstruction of justice, while Mr. Vance called for toughening state corruption laws, which he said were weaker that those that prohibited things like fixing a fight.

But the longer we wait and let ourselves be distracted by false arguments about vouchers or benefit caps, the tougher it will get.

DeVos's support for vouchers buttresses the false belief that private school students are better taught than public school students.

Voucher proponents offer false promise to poor parents because there are too few private-school slots to accommodate them, Mr. Henderson said, and most voucher proposals fall short of covering the entire cost of top academies, leaving truly disadvantaged families without a full range of choices.

MR. OWENS said that his constituents' support for vouchers was based on false hope.

Democrats who say the approach offers only false hope to children argue that vouchers are a threat to public schools, which will see some money steered to private schools.