Sentence examples for money counterfeiting from inspiring English sources

The premise of The Secret Service drew part of its inspiration from the Joe 90 episode "The Unorthodox Shepherd", which features the character of an aged, deaf vicar who covers up a money counterfeiting operation on his church grounds.

Although this work focused on the discovery of HME related content, the same framework can be reused for discovering information related to any topic of interest, including other illegal and terrorist-related content on the Web such as drugs, child pornography, money counterfeiting, human trafficking, or terrorist radicalization, simply by building appropriate classifiers in each case.

This has made money counterfeiting quite common.

There were almost no off-field incidents involving players from either team: The only notable event involved two backup players from Clemson who were indicted for money counterfeiting and were suspended for the Gator Bowl.

"CHRISTMAS IN WONDERLAND" Or more precisely, in the West Edmonton Mall, where an unhappy family transplanted from Los Angeles finds things looking up when two of the kids discover a satchel full of money — counterfeit, alas.

"Every criminal activity that you can possibly think of flourishes here, from drug and arms trafficking to money laundering, counterfeiting, carjacking, contraband and prostitution".

The Chinese government, for example, will not be able to make money by counterfeiting our work.

The declared aim of the move was to fight black money and counterfeiting.

According to the Times story, agencies seeking access to NSA data and surveillance tools include agencies that fight drug trafficking, money laundering, counterfeiting and copyright infringement.

More, too, on how an informant and two Secret Service agents who watched someone named Preston Brown for several months, pursuing a tip that he was preparing to print counterfeit money (the counterfeiting case collapsed), could have testified that the innocent Preston Brown was the bad guy.

Cutting back on paper-money counterfeits is the aim of British security company and defense contractor QinetiQ.