Sentence examples for indications of fraud from inspiring English sources
Like other claims, the suit alleges that there were enough indications of fraud that the failure to act made the bank liable to investors.
Unlike in 2009, protests are unlikely even if there are clear indications of fraud, because expectations are so low, said Mehrzad Boroujerdi, a professor of political science at Syracuse University.
When the Independent Election Commission disqualifies polling stations because of indications of fraud, it has to disqualify all the votes, because it is impossible to tell which ones might be legitimate.
Indications of fraud are, of course, everywhere and the first task of prosecutors will be to select which rock to turn over first.
Some of the uses for SAS' software include analyzing financial transactions for indications of fraud, optimizing prices for retailers, or evaluating the results of clinical trials.
Ms. Green sought a hand recount, but the canvassing board rejected her request, ruling there was no indication of fraud or a machine malfunction.
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And there were many indications of the fraud, including the discovery of a car in the eastern province of Paktia carrying 1,600 fake voting cards.
Mr. Bowen's report also stated that inspectors had found "indications of potential fraud" in the project and had referred the case to its investigative division.
He said: "We have just sat through a long closed session which produced some fairly damning indictments of the structures and the practices in A4e and in Working Links and gave several indications of possible fraud".
First, it is highly improbable that Ahmadinejad won a first-round victory on the scale that the Iranian authorities so swiftly announced, and there are strong circumstantial indications of likely fraud.
