How can potential donors be certain that their money will not be squandered on a poorly run or fraudulent project?
He fell out with Rosenthal, however, when he used his column to call Westway, an ambitious plan for a great subterranean highway up the west side of lower Manhattan, a "boondoggle" – an unnecessarily wasteful, or even fraudulent, project.
In the end, though, the offer of a loan was fraudulent, the mining project was a scam and Mr. Ahlert and his partner were out about $300,000, all the poorer for having proved a law enforcement adage that a booming economy breeds white-collar crime.
The Times, which regarded the referendum as "fatuous and fraudulent", believes "the euro project, a vision of political and economic harmony achieved through the common use of a single currency, is now severely damaged".
Some of his hyperbolic statements court skepticism, and in January 2015 they provoked a whistle-blower lawsuit from two ex-employees alleging that the grand Nantworks project a fraudulent operation that hurts its patients; Nantworks disputes the claims.
O'Keefe is the self-styled "guerilla journalist" behind the fraudulent, ratfucking media outfit Project Veritas.
They are critical to causing cost overrun, while project complexity, shortening of project period and fraudulent practices are found to be responsible.
That financial loss was estimated using the fall in Dynegy's share price on the news that Project Alpha was fraudulent.
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.
