Sentence examples for make counterfeiting from inspiring English sources

The packages do not make counterfeiting impossible, but do make it harder.

The Treasury Department is circulating a redesigned $50 bill in an effort to make counterfeiting more difficult.

The government has begun circulating a redesigned $10 bill in an effort to make counterfeiting more difficult.

Crucially, they are also tougher to copy with elements, such as the transparent window, which make counterfeiting far more difficult.

Special features, such as embossed foil holograms and special ribbons and paper, were designed to make counterfeiting difficult.

And she warned plain packaging would only serve to make counterfeiting cigarettes easier.

A year later, legislation set up federally chartered banks that printed a uniform national currency — making counterfeiting more difficult, though not impossible.

In response, 15 states have passed laws making counterfeiting a felony, instead of a misdemeanor.

Instead, the War on Counterfeiting makes counterfeiting American currency an unprofitable (or impossible) venture to the vast majority of potential players.

"When a product is so well known, it always attracts people who make counterfeits.

The demand might also inspire criminals to make counterfeit vaccine, Mr. Masiello said.