Sentence examples for is being defrauded from inspiring English sources

Mr Kalra says the taxpayer is being defrauded in the name of the Games: "What should have cost X is costing 10X, and what should last years will last a fraction".

A former member of the Supervisory Committee of the Executive Directorate of Revenues (DEI) -- Honduras' equivalent to the U.S. International Revenue Service (IRS) -- estimates that the Honduran government is being defrauded of tax revenue by as much 40percentt.

The customers had no idea they were being defrauded".

They certainly do not play ethical with legitimate sellers, who are being defrauded by customers.

"American consumers are being defrauded," said Rana Dershowitz, general counsel for the U.S.O.C.

If you should have known you were being defrauded, you do not deserve the same protection as those who were not sophisticated.

It remains unclear why, when the TSB cashier spotted that Holmes was being defrauded, and called the Barclays Sloughh branch, nothing was done.

The decision, by Supreme Court Justice Eileen Bransten, rejected Refco's arguments that the customers should have known they were being defrauded long before they actually figured it out and were therefore barred by the statute of limitations from taking action.

And as the federal judge in the hearing last month, Gary Allen Feess, testily pointed out to Mr. Young after he made his remark about all the customers who never complained to Wells Fargo, "The idea of a fraud scheme is to conduct it in a way that the victims don't know they're being defrauded".

Coffee said that if there isn't proper disclosure that credit scores are being propped up, then investors who buy the mortgage-backed bonds are being defrauded.

He says his firm has received at least a dozen calls from hotel owners wondering if they, too, are being defrauded.