Sentence examples for fraud and take from inspiring English sources

The vote went smoothly, though the country was rife with rumors that losing parties would claim fraud and take to the streets.

And unless the Brotherhood declare the result a fraud and take to the streets en masse – it is not difficult to imagine how police provocation could turn such an event violent – the army can hardly adopt the techniques of massive repression so favoured in the past.

"We therefore need to find other, less wasteful ways of incentivising councils to take action on fraud and take the time to outline why it is in everyone's best interests that fraudsters are brought to justice".

It means educating ourselves so that we understand how thieves access and use our information against us to commit fraud and take over our identities.

"We will identify those behind this payroll fraud and take them to court... the fight against corruption is top priority for the government," Majaliwa said through an official statement.

We remain fully committed to pursuing fraud and taking action when we find it".

Zambia's ministers are accused of being aware of the fraud and taking no action.

As soon as I walked in, I was handcuffed, arrested, charged with fraud and taken into a room for questioning.

He criticized the Environmental Protection Agency for its recent decision to drop investigations of at least 50 power plants, lectured the Department of Justice for not aggressively pursuing violations of air pollution and securities fraud, and took on a favorite target -- the Securities and Exchange Commission -- for what he sees as lax policing of the mutual fund industry.

Ms. Gordon said in a telephone interview that her agency, which first uncovered the allegations of campaign fraud and took them to Ms. White's office in 1994, would seek to recoup the $163,000 in taxpayer money that Mr. Reale and Mr. Hartman were convicted of obtaining fraudulently.

There have been criminal convictions a Michigan judge sentenced the former tribal chairman of the Keweenaw Bay Indians to two and a half years for tax fraud and taking kickbacks from a slot machine dealer; leaders of the Rincon Band of Luiseno Indians in North San Diego County pleaded guilty to acting as a front for a money-laundering operation run by a Pittsburgh crime family.