Sentence examples for fears of fraud from inspiring English sources

But Trump allies have continued to stoke fears of fraud.

Bulgaria has already seen tens of millions of EU funds frozen amid fears of fraud.

FEARS OF FRAUD AND VIOLENCE Congo is scheduled to hold presidential and parliamentary elections on Monday, only the second time in this troubled country's history.

"What is acceptable to the Afghans is different than what is acceptable to you or me or our people," a Western official here said recently, discounting fears of fraud in the coming parliamentary elections.

Labour says it fears that the missing sections of the electorate are predominantly its supporters after the government moved from registration of electors by household to asking individuals to sign up, citing fears of fraud and error.

THE polls will open soon; the race remains too close to call; the nation is deeply divided; the campaigns are getting dirtier; there are fears of fraud; and the outcome will have far-reaching consequences for the global balance of power.

Presumably the fear of fraud drives support of voter ID laws.

Initially, fear of fraud kept millions of people from shopping online.

It's a particularly insidious form of fraud in that it plays on our evidently justifiable fear of fraud.

Naysayers object to the commercialization of online communities, the loss of privacy, the bother of signing up and the fear of fraud.

Fewer than one in ten South-East Asians has a credit card, and those that do have them tend not to use them online, for fear of fraud.