Sentence examples for perception of fraud from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, previous research shows that the public perception of fraud is 34 times higher than the reality.

How they will react once the votes are counted, especially if there is a perception of fraud, is uncertain.

"These bad records are not leading to fraud but could lead to the perception of fraud," he said.

They take it very seriously and are very concerned and disturbed by the public's perception of fraud and deception and greed.

You can see the fraud content of news stories and perception of fraud among newspaper readers (1995-2011) in the table below.

A Conservative MP is calling for postal voting to be scaled back as it had led to a "widespread perception of fraud", following a Radio 4 File on Four investigation.

They want to exorcise the ghosts of the last Duma vote, in 2011, and the 2012 presidential election, when widespread perceptions of fraud galvanized mass street protests by the middle class.

(Nor would a photo-ID requirement prevent a voter registered in three places from voting three times). But lingering perceptions of fraud could be dispelled, and money could be saved, if the states modernized their registration systems.

More worrying, however, was Grigg's revelation that public perception of benefit fraud is 34 times higher than the actual published figures.

A Cabinet Office spokeswoman said: "We want people to have confidence that our elections are safeguarded against any threat or perception of electoral fraud.

The perception of widespread fraud in 2011 prompted huge street demonstrations by the middle class, and Mr. Putin's political advisers wanted to erase the perception that the Kremlin manipulates the numbers.