Sentence examples for fraudulent figures from inspiring English sources

"We have no choice but to accept the view that we systematically reported fraudulent" figures, Mr. Arimura said.

But such qualities might have saved not only GEC, but many of the other companies now collapsing, like WorldCom, in a heap of fraudulent figures.

Over the years, Mitt and I have had a lot of laughs juggling fraudulent figures and getting away with it.

On the CBS program "60 Minutes," Mr. Scrushy said he had signed off on fraudulent accounting figures because he had trusted the five chief financial officers of HealthSouth, the chain of rehabilitation hospitals and surgical centers that he helped found in 1984.

He noted that industrywide data show that 10 to 25percentt of claims may be fraudulent, a figure he called "significant".

While Wonga says fewer than 0.1% of its approved loans are confirmed as fraudulent, Experian's figures show 0.05% of unsecured loans – or five in every 10,000 – are found to be taken fraudulently.

The commission said the opposition candidate had fallen short of the 50percentt required for a first-round win and called for a runoff to take place on Oct. 8. Opposition leaders immediately called the commission's figures fraudulent and said they would not take part in a runoff.

It has been estimated that 50 cents in every $1 in foreign aid is lost to corrupt or fraudulent practices; that figure had risen to 90 cents for some USAid programmes, Delesgues said.

Akhmad Kadyrov, a former rebel leader who was elected the republic's president last fall in a vote widely considered fraudulent, was the political figure Mr. Putin entrusted to wind down nearly a decade of war in Chechnya.

The official figures are distorted by fraudulent trading in high-tech goods (typically mobile phones or computer chips) which is carried out to steal VAT (value-added tax).

After so much mayhem, including heavy NATO casualties and Mr Karzai's fraudulent re-election in August, this figure has no doubt been re-revised.