Sentence examples for fraud or something from inspiring English sources

Emitting sounds is a privilege that should be forfeited immediately by anyone who does, like, a stabbing or a fraud or something.

Now the reason why this percentage probably came about is from a time long lost, namely when most money was transferred by check, a check in the post, and then indeed you had to charge more for a check of 1,000 rands because there was more risk associated with it, that would get lost of fraud or something like that.

Was it a matter of honest mistakes, outright fraud, or something in the complicated territory in between?

In the fantasy, I'm in prison for some soft-level crime – fraud, or something, or too many torrents – and the genuinely hard lads in there take a bizarre shine to me despite our many differences.

"You get genuine ones, where an employee has committed fraud or stolen something, and you try and do your best for them, ensure they might get a fair CV instead of a trip to the police station.

With every securities fraud comes a wire fraud, conspiracy, forgery or something else.

Imposition, position fraud, importunity, duress, or something of that nature must appear; otherwise, that disposition of property which accords with the natural inclinations of the human heart must be sustained.' 135 U. S. 171-173, 10 Sup.

220705 Richard Parsons AOL Time Warner Whether the cause was fraud, bad luck or something else, it is clear that the merger came near the apex of the Internet boom and the share price of the company has declined by more than 80% since the merger was announced.

It's the weekend before Election Day, and everyone is nervous -- whether or not the message is about voter fraud, a rigged election or something else, there's a chance you may become the victim of a targeted attack.

"Once he crosses the line from getting behind with payments or something into total premeditated fraud, he must have planned his leaving.

Amid the recounts, recriminations and allegations of voter suppression or ballot fraud, something else happened in Tuesday's elections — a wave of actions aimed at making voting easier and fairer that is an often-overlooked strain in the nation's voting wars.