Sentence examples for get away with fraud from inspiring English sources
HMRC's failure to devise a strategy is adding to a perception that wealthy people can get away with fraud, the committee found.
As Nathan Bush of O'Melveny & Myers, an American law firm, observes, restricting access to personal data makes it easier for those with bad intentions to get away with fraud.
"I pull in front of the car we like, Frank cuts in front of me, I slam on the brakes -- boom! 'The squat.' " A narrator interrupts: "Propositions 30 and 31 make it easier for cheats to get away with fraud, driving up your insurance rates," the voice says, as the con men gloat.
American scientists, of course, also feel intense pressure to publish -- but, Schrank and Lee argue, the structure of U.S. laboratories makes getting away with fraud much harder and researchers therefore much less likely to risk their careers by trying.
Bernie Madoff got away with fraud for so long -- while wowing clients with his amazing "performance" -- that he must have thought he would never get caught.
It is clear why he was able to get away with his fraud for as long as he did.
Nonetheless, politicians were careful to keep mine operators happy, and let them get away with land fraud, pollution, unsafe work conditions, and price gouging.
"The failure to prosecute more than one individual from the [HSBC files], HMRC having closed this case and the Financial Conduct Authority no longer taking further action, creates the impression that the rich can get away with tax fraud," the report concluded.
Those guys wouldn't be able to get away with click fraud for very long because there are too few of them and it's too easy to monitor spikes in performance.
Unbelievably, the U.S. Senate has approved legislation making it easier for banks to get away with foreclosure fraud.
