Sentence examples for institutional fraud from inspiring English sources

The value of Sino-Forest's shares fell significantly in June after Muddy Waters Research issued an extensive report by a short-seller that called the forestry company an "established institutional fraud".

Shares in the forestry company began to collapse last June after Muddy Waters Research released an extensive report by a short-seller that called the company an "established institutional fraud".

The company once had a market value of about $6 billion, but its value quickly spiraled down after Muddy Waters Research last year released an extensive report by a short-seller that called the operation an "established institutional fraud".

Accusations of institutional fraud and mishandled claims led to a turnover of the association's upper ranks, $380 million in legal settlements and a political battle pitting tort reformers and Gov. Rick Perry against lawyers for damage seekers and their Democratic allies in the Legislature's special session in June.

Real voter fraud is institutional, not individual.

He went on: "When confronted directly with this evidence, Fannie not only failed to correct and remedy the abuses, it assisted in continuing the frauds via institutional practices that concealed fraudulent foreclosures".

Marshall's violations for "impermissible employment of academic nonqualifiers at rates four times the prevailing wage, academic fraud and a lack of institutional control" were punished last year primarily by the loss of a few football scholarships.

It is important to note that if such misconducts are either clear violations of civil and criminal law such as fraud or assault, or of institutional rules, the HREC may report to the appropriate legal authorities or the researcher's institution as the case may be.

Michael Lambert, its executive director, says national accreditation has undergone a "sea change, tightening up all aspects of institutional oversight," since 1991, following Congressional hearings on fraud and abuse at commercial colleges.

Now, institutional investors are suing Porsche for market manipulation and fraud.

More directly, the Republican Party has made an institutional commitment to eradicate the nonexistent problem of voter fraud by imposing identification requirements that are obviously aimed at limiting the numbers of voters from demographic groups that favor Democrats.