Sentence examples for fraudulent methods from inspiring English sources

In a five-page statement, the bank outlined how it believed Mr. Kerviel combined several different "fraudulent methods" to hide his activity — including using computer access codes of other employees and falsifying documents.

In 1977, coinciding with a major exposé of his repressive and fraudulent methods, Jones left for the new "promised land," followed by hundreds of church members and their families.

Whether true or not, accusations that MCI used fraudulent methods to reduce the access charges it pays to other phone companies could make it harder for the company to keep some of its current customers and to sign up new ones, according to industry consultants.

If Mr. Coker and the other Chapman heirs prevail and the lawsuit is allowed to go to trial, the ruling could set an important precedent for questioning the legitimacy of land titles secured in Texas in the 19th century, especially for Hispanic families who contend that land grants dating to the Spanish empire were taken over by white settlers through fraudulent methods.

PokerStars, the world's biggest online poker company, has agreed to pay $731 million to settle the U.S. government's civil charges that the company used fraudulent methods to process payments and evade U.S. restrictions on Internet gambling.

Banished from the scientific community due to fraudulent methods and suspect motivations, they are determined to rebuild their reputations and achieve the fame they have always desired.

One fraudulent method is to write malicious code to generate false clicks (see "A Web Scam That Makes $500,000 a Month").

Book stuffing is a fraudulent method some self-publishers use to artificially boost the number of pages read.

Book stuffing is a fraudulent method some self-publishers use to artificially boost the number of pages read and therefore their paycheck.

A withering commission report on the country's fraudulent accounting methods, made public last month, is likely to be followed by a court case against Greece.

A few businessmen became super-rich by exploiting legal loopholes and often using fraudulent and violent methods.