Sentence examples for the question of fraud from inspiring English sources

Then there's the 800lb gorilla in the room: the question of fraud.

It is true that so far as the question of fraud is concerned the label on the plaintiffs' cans tells the truth—but the consumer in many cases never sees it.

The question of fraud in the location of this survey, which is about all the allegation there is of actual fraud in the title of the defendants, is not deserving of much consideration.

According to Picard's filings, the question of fraud insurance was first raised by Charles Klein, a managing director at American Securities, a private equity firm that had a long business relationship with Wilpon's and Katz's Sterling Equities.

Sometimes AGs uncover fraud and sometimes they don't, but if the evidence warrants it, the question of fraud will be resolved in open court, with all the evidence on public display.

Many scholars agree that money solicited by persons or groups that are not legitimate charitable organizations constitutes charity fraud, but the question of fraud is complicated when considering charities that use a high percentage of donations for administrative costs or additional fund-raising rather than for the charitable cause.

The question of voter fraud became a national issue after the 2016 Presidential election.

STEPHANOPOULOS: Let me move on, though, to the question of voter fraud as well.

Meanwhile, the Republicans in Congress, thoroughly intimidated, fear shining from one eye and cupidity from the other, will exploit the "question" of voter fraud to pursue policies of actually suppressing minority voters.

But Mr Fujimori's people are insisting that it should not include any discussion of the question of electoral fraud, and it may not take place.The campaign in the second round has been a bit fairer: the main television channels have shown Mr Toledo's advertisements, something they refused to do before the first vote.

JAMES SUROWIECKI: I tend to disagree with Black on the question of how ubiquitous fraud was — at least at the higher levels of the food chain.