Sentence examples for fraud and cheating from inspiring English sources

There were also allegations of fraud and cheating.

The company was also accused of committing tax fraud and cheating consumers with artificially high drug prices.

"I don't know if such an infamous case has occurred in other places at this stage, but on that day I received complaints of fraud and cheating from Kandahar and Nangarhar as well," Mr. Assefi said.

Both sides cried foul, with Ms Royal's lieutenants alleging fraud and cheating, and demanding a rerun.

The fraud and cheating that infects social benefits is attributed to agencies having no incentive to police them.

Despite well-founded allegations of fraud and cheating, she attracted all sorts of prominent figures from Kandinsky and Mondrian to Nehru and Huxley.

Personally, I think that the idea that all extramarital activities are private misses the reality of modern life – the public should be entitled to scrutinise and censure the conduct of people – it needs to be remembered that privacy injunctions allow deceit and fraud and lying and cheating to be covered up.

But there is one simple strategy Democrats can employ as they hone in on a challenge to the president two years from now: relentlessly target the GOP not just as the party of the rich or the party of cruelty to immigrants or other marginalized groups, but the party of fraud, organized crime, and cheating.

Many of the gangsters, drug dealers, frauds and cheats who populate the film end up dead, but in every case accidentally: frozen in a refrigerator truck, impaled in a high-speed scooter chase.

Gentlemanly and discreet when it comes to his romantic life, curtly dismissive about all the frauds and cheats he encountered in his long life, full of undaunted idealism about the possibilities of America (and the movies), it is a lot like one of Fuller's best movies -- fast-paced, easily readable but with the sting of harsh realism on every page.

We are a nation of frauds and cheats, impostors and illusionists, sucking in our stomachs and puffing out our chests, begging you to notice us, to clap and stare and watch as we pirouette and stand next to our old jeans.