Sentence examples for fraudulent university from inspiring English sources

Today's $25m settlement agreement is a stunning reversal by Donald Trump and a major victory for the over 6,000 victims of his fraudulent university".

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — In a national scandal that has evoked outrage as well as laughter, dozens of Pakistani Parliament members have been accused in recent months of possessing fraudulent university degrees.

Clinton's expected intervention on Thursday came after another tumultuous political week that has put Trump on the defensive over his allegedly fraudulent university, prompting him to make vitriolic attacks on the judge hearing the case.

Now, inside that building, lives a man who has spent his whole life glorifying himself, ostentatiously, with gold, with skyscrapers, with beauty pageants, his own line of branded steaks, a fraudulent university named for himself.

I could have settled but won't out of principle!" New York attorney general Eric Schneiderman, who announced the settlement, called it "a stunning reversal by Donald Trump and a major victory for the over 6,000 victims of his fraudulent university".

What's on everyone's minds as these revelations stream out: The Republican nominee for president seems to have run a fraudulent university.

Since 2013, Sdaxue has exposed 400 fraudulent universities, or "degree mills" in China, and just last year produced their sixth list of blacklisted schools, which outed 30 new institutions.

Last month, when Trump claimed that federal judge Gonzalo Curiel was biased against him in a case involving Trump's fraudulent for-profit university because Curiel is "of Mexican heritage," a slew of GOP lawmakers rushed to denounce Trump's racism.

"To further complete the illusion, the complaints allege that virtually every defendant knowingly purchased fake documents from the undercover university, including fraudulent transcripts with made up classes and grades; diplomas; attendance sheets; student ID cards; sham receipts; and even phony parking passes," Fishman noted.

Moreover, some students who gained admissions to universities through fraudulent means may have already graduated, raising the question of whether they ought to be stripped of their diplomas.

Arturo Fontaine, a Chilean political analyst, argues that the left returned to power in his country this year partly because of public anger at market abuses, such as usurious store cards, an oligopoly of pharmacies and fraudulent practices by private universities.