Sentence examples similar to fraudulent replies from inspiring English sources
The Post's Philip Bump, who is doing an excellent job covering this charade, noted that when NBC's Katy Tur asked him about Trump's claim of 3 million to 5 million fraudulent votes, Kobach replied: "We will probably never know the answer to that question". Sorry, but we do know, and if Kobach thinks we don't, not a single state should trust him with a single bit of information.
In this sanctum, Samuel says, he extracted thousands of email addresses, sent off thousands of fraudulent letters, and waited for replies.
Mr. Biti's lawyers replied that the document was fraudulent — a copied document of unknown provenance, with a forged signature and printed on stationery that listed an e-mail address he had never used.
"Individuals who are engaged in fraudulent activities remain in place, unstopped, unchecked," she replied.
Fraudulent or "phishing" emails try to trick you into replying with information the sender wants or into visiting a bogus website that automatically downloads malicious software, including viruses.
Indeed, the only indication that these are fraudulent messages is that they ask the user to reply with their username and password.
Mr Harper replied that statistics from the Association of Chief Police Officers and the Electoral Commission showed fraudulent registration was "one of the principal causes of electoral fraud".
Fraudulent incapacity benefit claims?
They obtain fraudulent documents.
"Nullify this fraudulent election".
