Sentence examples for impact of fraud from inspiring English sources

The company created a system to offer early notifications of suspicious account activity, in order to mitigate the impact of fraud or account theft for identity providers and consumers alike.

The report notes the disparity in account security and the impact of fraud on individuals at companies that have not had the experience, and perhaps regulatory consumer protection requirements that financial institutions have lived with for years.

Particularly problematic is the impact of fraud in areas that have significant impact on the health, safety and welfare of the world's population, as are the cases of life and health sciences.

6) discussions on post marketing responsibilities which could include price-volume and binding health outcome agreements between regulators and industry, as well as the appropriate structure of vigilance trials, adverse incident reporting, impact of fraud, prescribing habits and alternative or complementary therapies.

The financial impact of fraud and errors rose significantly in 2014, although the number of errors fell slightly.

The overall financial impact of fraud detected in this area in 1997 was an estimated ECU 1.6 bn covering Community own resources and national revenue.

The case rippled across a country divided over the scale and impact of voter fraud and the assertions of opinion over facts.

As the bank struggled on Friday to determine how Mr. Kerviel could have run up $7.2 billion in losses before anyone caught on, the scope — and global impact — of his fraud began to emerge.

In fact Jimmy's conscience is troubled by the impact of the fraud on the hurricane victims; he knows that Marvin, who is more to him than an employer, is in Cambodia, and he sets out to find him.

This week, the City of London police, alongside Trading Standards, will launch a series of videos highlighting the impact of investment fraud, with advice on how people can protect themselves.

Ministers have tried to highlight the impact of benefit fraud by publishing some of the more unusual excuses used by people found guilty of cheating.