Sentence examples for the fraud of which from inspiring English sources

"Having seen the fraud of which Mr. Hotton has been accused, I am not surprised that he was able to defraud the production of 'Rebecca,'" Mr Russo said in his release on Sunday.

Former HealthSouth investors sued him seeking recompense for money lost due to the fraud of which Scrushy was convicted in 2005.

The frauds of which DCM is suspected were carried out with the help of several other companies that served as fronts or pass-throughs, the people said.

And as simple government avoids us becoming the dupes of fraud, so simple belief protects us from the fraud of priestcraft, which so often runs hand in hand with despotism.

His case is notable not only because of the size of the Medicaid fraud of which he is accused but also because he was apparently a paid speaker for Purdue Pharma until recently.

In a defiant video message broadcast on one of his own private television channels, the billionaire centre-right leader denied having committed the tax fraud of which he was convicted and for which he was sentenced to a four-year jail term by Italy's supreme court.

Mr López Obrador and his aides have eschewed the words "electoral fraud", of which Mexico had a long tradition under the PRI.Nevertheless, the country still faces several weeks of uncertainty, assuming the electoral tribunal is brought into play.

Lawyers say that the potentially long sentence and the severity of the fraud to which he has confessed makes it unlikely he will go to the minimum-security "Club Fed" camps that some of his fellow white-collar criminals have inhabited.

Numerous Republican talking heads have spent the last few weeks condemning the voter-registration work of the community group ACORN, blurring the distinction between vote registration fraud (of which there's some evidence) and actual vote fraud of the kind that might lead to, you know, fraudulent votes being cast (of which there's no evidence).

These cash losses contrast with paper losses in the fraud of almost $65 billion, which includes the fictitious profits Mr. Madoff added to customer accounts over the years.

Democrats, so battered by the transformation of "stimulus" into a synonym for waste and fraud (of which there was little), have stopped using the word.