Sentence examples for has been defrauding from inspiring English sources

If the company has been defrauding people, or has a bad reputation, there is a good chance consumers will have posted details or warnings about the company.

A troubling fact for the banks, investors and regulators is that the investigation showed, Mr. Comey said, that similar rigged trading involving bank traders has been defrauding banks for as long as 20 years.

In a literal sense, Danny Almonte has been defrauded by his father, Felipe de Jesús Almonte.

Under the False Claims Act, individual whistle-blowers can file suits charging that the government has been defrauded, leaving the government the option to intervene.

In the 13th Juvenal offers sarcastic consolation to a man who has been defrauded of some money by a friend, telling him that such misdeeds are commonplace; while in the 14th he denounces parents who teach their children avarice.

Nigeria's parliament has discussed a report said to reveal that $6bn £4bnn) has been defrauded from the fuel subsidy fund in the past two years.

Workers comp: Over the last decade, California's workers compensation program has been defrauded out of nearly $1 billion, according to a review of records.

They said they believed Mr. Wallman and Mr. Wechsler have been defrauding clients since the late 1980's.

Most of the guilty have been defrauding budgets and marking up the value of government contracts.Money-politics now seems to be endemic.

Asked if the Independence Party knew that Mr. Haggerty might have been defrauding the mayor, the party's chairman, Frank M. MacKay, said "absolutely not".

The case against Yam was that he had gained access to Chappelow's letterbox from the street and had been defrauding him by stealing his bank details.