Sentence examples for fraud that would from inspiring English sources

"People think that there are a lot of ways to end fraud that would help balance the budget," Nyhan says.

The presiding judge, Richard Mawrey, said that he had uncovered fraud that would "disgrace a banana republic .The problems stem from recent changes in the law.

Texas, of course, was unable to demonstrate any level of voter fraud that would justify the law, pointing only to five prosecutions for voter impersonation.

Mr Mawrey slated postal voting as "hopelessly insecure" and said that he had heard "evidence of electoral fraud that would disgrace a banana republic".

No prosecution for impersonating a registered voter, the type of fraud that would be prevented by a photo requirement, has ever been brought, however.

While there is no evidence of significant levels of voter impersonation — the sort of fraud that would be addressed by ID requirements — they argue that it is just going undetected.

Winning might require such massive fraud that it would upset voters (and western governments).

This could be a matter of Google just not being ready to deal with the overhead, the spam or the potential fraud that contests would inevitably bring to the network.

"I think it would have a major impact if there was a successful fraud case that would suggest there would be momentum for legislation that would force them to change their business model," said Richard Sylla, a professor at New York University's Stern School of Business who has studied the history of ratings firms.

The owner of a company that has done nearly $1 billion in work on the steel skeletons of two World Trade Center towers and a transit hub is expected to be implicated in a criminal fraud case that would be among the largest to involve the misuse of funds designated for minority- or women-owned businesses, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

John Tiene, executive director of the Insurance Council of New Jersey, said, "Ed Neafsey has served various governors and there is nothing that we've seen, while he was insurance fraud prosecutor, that would indicate anything other than an allegiance to the law rather than to any elected officials".