Sentence examples for fraudulent manipulation from inspiring English sources
So, we're confronting a fraudulent manipulation".
Phreaking, also known as phone phreaking, fraudulent manipulation of telephone signaling in order to make free phone calls.
Looking back, Ings' illustration was in response to evidence that personal relationships between professional athletes and organised criminal identities might "have resulted in match fixing and the fraudulent manipulation of betting markets".
If true, this would cast a dim light on the way things were done at the NYSE, where Mr Greenberg used to sit on the board; but it need not constitute "fraudulent" manipulation, the normal standard in prosecutions.Were all this not enough, AIG is still at the heart of another investigation into sleazy sales practices in the insurance industry.
However, the risk of fraudulent manipulation is high in this area, for instance, replacing milk powder by whey is very interesting from an economic point of view.
And as my colleague Christina Wilkie reports, the NRA has branded Obama's State of the Union speech fraudulent manipulation.
The issues of gaming (fraudulent reporting, manipulation of data and excessive use of antibiotics to hide HCAIs) in infection control data was analysed separately and reported previously [ 15].
"And like other forms of blackmail, they were unlawful regardless of whether Hanover was engaged in fraudulent market manipulation of its own".
Floquet returned to the presidency of the Chamber of Deputies (November 1889) but was forced to resign in 1892 when he was implicated in the Panama Scandal, which involved fraudulent fiscal manipulations over a proposed canal project.
In particular, the issue of fraudulent digital image manipulation has emerged as a particular area of concern [ 6, 12, 24, 25].
If the Bush administration is truly interested in promoting democracy, it will also tell Pakistan's military dictator, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, that it will no longer wink at his constitutional manipulations and fraudulent electoral exercises.
