Sentence examples for multiple fraudulent from inspiring English sources

The only problem is that the "multiple fraudulent and deceptive acts" that the government alleged didn't take place at JPMorgan Chase; they happened at Bear Stearns during 2005 to 2007.

Many claimants had "suffered multiple fraudulent transactions", while a third endured "significant stress", Widnes-based Hayes Connor Solicitors said.

Often times, the addresses are all registered with the same address in Hong Kong, linking the swindlers back to multiple fraudulent operations with the same domain.

New Mexico businessman Dan Burrell invested $8.5 million with Borderplex before pulling his support and alleging "multiple fraudulent misrepresentations," according to court docs.

After studying cases of multiple fraudulent papers, I can say that the co-authors will invariably argue that they had no idea that the results were faked and will do everything to distance themselves from Terry, relying on a view of science that allows them credit without any responsibility.

Beidler claims that friends of the condemned men simply walked through the 'no hang' gate multiple times casting multiple fraudulent votes that possibly allowed two murderers to walk free.

Though the site allows users to remain anonymous, it tracks IP addresses to make sure that no one is leaving multiple or fraudulent reviews.

As such, the number and location of equidae in the NED may be inaccurate; inevitably there will be some inclusion of horses with multiple passports, fraudulent passports, horses that have foreign passports but reside in GB, horses that have GB passports but reside outside of GB and dead horses (whose owners have not returned their passports).

There was footage of abuses and many accounts of corruption: witnesses said that the head of the Election Commission had thrown packaged ballots into a voting bin and that pro-Putin youth voted multiple times with fraudulent IDs; impossibly different results from incredibly similar polling stations have been posted online.

Honest Company, the eco-friendly household and skin care products company that was co-founded by actress Jessica Alba, has been a recent target of multiple lawsuits alleging fraudulent labeling and price jacking.

And multiple cities have reported fraudulent transactions using card data that had been used on Click2Gov.