Sentence examples for fraud which is from inspiring English sources

It sounds a lot like securities fraud, which is a criminal offense.

We didn't call what we were doing fraud, which is such a louche word.

It sits alongside Action Fraud, which is the UK's national reporting centre for fraud and cybercrime.

Far beyond imprecision is outright fraud, which is rampant in sports collectibles.

About 56,000 people are caught every year perpetrating a fraud, which is about 1.1% of those receiving benefits.

And then there is the issue of plain old ballot fraud, which is prevalent in most regions of the country.

People who trusted MF Global lost money (and there may have been fraud, which is a different matter and is, one hopes, subject to proper law enforcement action).

The long-running fraud, which is being called India's Enron, also raised questions about the vigilance of regulators in India and the United States.

Mobile payments can also actually limit fraud, which is so prevalent with easily breached credit cards where personal data can be quickly stolen and re-used.

It is based on her recent paper entitled "False Statements of Belief as Securities Fraud", which is forthcoming in the Securities Regulation Law Journal and is available here.

It's outright fraud which is turning out to be the case in many instances," says Shuren.