Sentence examples for rumors of fraud from inspiring English sources
Mr. Kasparov said that while past elections were dogged by rumors of fraud and bribery and "were not transparent," this time around "those issues have been resolved".
These flimsy pamphlets, new versions of which were published every week or month, claimed to list every bank note in circulation, along with the rates of discount, known counterfeits, rumors of fraud and instability and difficult-to-decipher descriptions of the appearance of each and every note.
But the help never came, and I discovered that Solace had fallen apart with rumors of fraud following in its wake.
You are too quick to lay to rest as unfounded the Internet rumors of vote fraud in the 2004 presidential election (front page, Nov. 12).
Japan is most notable in the bitcoin world for being the home of Mt. Gox, the controversial company that self-combusted two years ago following rumors of theft and fraud.
"Rumors of Acorn's voter fraud have been greatly exaggerated and to a large extent manufactured," Bertha Lewis, the organization's interim chief organizer, or chief executive, said Monday in a conference call to announce that the organization had registered 1.3 million people to vote.
No one knows how Melmotte made his fortune — there are rumors of jail time in Germany and fraud in France — but he's rich, unimaginably rich, maybe the richest man in the world, and that's enough for almost everyone in London society to swallow their blue-blood prejudices and distaste for his upstart manners.
"They convicted you of fraud".
Complaints of fraud are piling up.
The opposition made accusations of fraud.
