Sentence examples for fraudulent commercial from inspiring English sources

Instead, it simply outlawed fraudulent commercial e-mail, known as spam.

The pair, Thibaud Simphal and Pierre-Dimitri Gore-Coty, face up to five years in prison and fines of €300,000 (£220,000) per charge over allegations of fraudulent commercial activity, operating an illegal taxi service and maintaining illegal databases containing personal information of drivers and passengers.

The Federal Trade Commission has taken up some of these cases in its role as a monitor of fraudulent or deceptive commercial practices.

The chief executive of the YES Network yesterday labeled as fraudulent a new television commercial describing the 32 Yankee games that Cablevision customers will be able to watch in the absence of the 130 to be televised by YES.

The identities of many of the 93 people had already been released, including the 22 men charged in October with obtaining fraudulent licenses to drive commercial trucks loaded with hazardous materials.

And since there is a legal distinction between the mere taking of a picture and using the picture that has been taken for commercial or fraudulent purposes, Mr. Ferrara said, it is likely that the courts would not find the videotaping of common areas or public places to be an invasion of privacy.

He added that Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act, the legal foundation for securities fraud cases, "does not reach all commercial transactions that are fraudulent and affect the price of a security in some attenuated way".

West Palm Beach attorney Theodore Babbitt, the lawyer for the Garcias, said that his clients "seek to highlight the secular commercial nature of the fraudulent activities and inappropriate business dealings which give rise to this complaint," according to the Tampa Tribune.

In March, India's aviation regulatory agency said it had stripped a dozen commercial pilots of their licenses, after uncovering fraudulent training documents and favoritism.

Mr. Schiff and his associates, the judge wrote, knew that they "are offering fraudulent tax advice" and that the book is false commercial speech which "is not protected by the First Amendment".

Coffee is a major commercial crop and there is the potential for fraudulent adulteration of the more expensive Arabica with Robusta beans.