Sentence examples for lead to fraud from inspiring English sources
"Breaches lead to fraud, and fraud affects all of us".
We are not saying top-down fixed strategies necessarily lead to fraud.
Britain favours giving recipient countries such ownership, but not to the extent that it could lead to fraud and corruption.
As Republican leaders warn a new law could lead to fraud, they are privately strategizing how to improve their operations on the ground.
The measure was approved after tense debate on Tuesday in the State House, where opponents said it could lead to fraud and supporters said it would ensure that illegal immigrants took road and vision tests and bought insurance.
Although election officials in the Northwest have long encouraged other states to consider mail-in voting, and consistently reject arguments that it can lead to fraud, they said this week that it was not to be embraced hastily.
An earlier program like this led to fraud and insolvencies.
The problem, he said, is that blackmail leads to fraud: "You lie to the world.
But now, a complex derivatives-based deal has led to fraud charges filed by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
The investigation in Tampa led to fraud convictions against the HCA executives, Jay Jarrell and Robert Whiteside, in July 1999.
