Sentence examples for free of fraud from inspiring English sources

Several delegations of international observers praised the elections as well organized and free of fraud.

And yet the S.E.C.'s cursory investigation of Mr. Madoff pronounced him free of fraud.

Mr. Chávez prided himself on winning election after election, and his government put in place a digital voting system that is considered generally free of fraud.

Gretchen Lowe, acting director of the CFTC's enforcement division, said: "Today's action is part of our on-going efforts to ensure that the Libor rate is free of fraud and manipulation".

The ban will apply from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Alessandra Stanley (NYT) THE AMERICAS PERU: U.S. WARNING The United States Senate unanimously passed a resolution calling on President Clinton to contact President Alberto K. Fujimori to insist that elections scheduled for tomorrow be free of fraud.

The turnout is likely to be respectable, too, and despite a sparsity of independent election monitors, may even be free of fraud.Yet according to an in-depth survey of Egyptian public opinion released on May 22nd by the Pew Research Center, an American polling group, Mr Sisi should temper his confidence.

The United Nations, the United States and the Arab League have said that the voting and tallying were free of widespread fraud.

So they have adopted a new message: while the vote was generally free of blatant fraud like ballot stuffing, the election itself was rigged from the beginning.

While analysts applauded an election largely free of the fraud, ballot-stealing and violence that have plagued elections since the country's return to democracy 12 years ago, the mostly clean vote on Saturday was clouded by what has happened since then.

Their organisations and patronage networks provide strong defences against upstart parties and stack parliament with rich landowners who can deliver the votes of their clans and dependants.Elections are never free of all fraud, but nor, these days, are they susceptible to massive rigging in favour of the "establishment" candidate.

The commission said the new measures would "improve oversight of the energy futures markets to ensure they reflect fundamental economic forces of supply and demand, free of manipulation and fraud".