Sentence examples for used front from inspiring English sources

But unscrupulous speculators used front companies and rigged appraisals to acquire the loans for themselves.

Warren has denied having any money, but prosecutors claimed that he used front companies and accomplices to hide his assets in property investments and other businesses.

Indeed, documents from the inquiry, filed with a court in Bogotá, show that the group operated a network of accountants and middlemen who collected donations, then used front companies to funnel the money to the paramilitary forces.

In court documents, the American authorities charge that Mr. Karni, 50, was at the center of a global operation that used front companies and false billing records to route the trigger devices from a private manufacturer in Salem, Mass., to South Africa, the United Arab Emirates and ultimately Pakistan.

There is also, for instance, the case of Irisl, an Iranian government-owned shipping line that the United States blacklisted in 2008, charging that because it routinely used front companies and misleading terms to shroud shipments of banned arms and other technology with military uses, it was impossible to tell whether its shipments were "licit or illicit".

In fact, Iraqis typically used front companies to evade UN sanctions, and maximise the potential for corruption, on even their most harmless imports.In response to the report's criticisms, both Mr Bush and Mr Blair reiterated their opinions that the war remained right.

Pittsburgh led by 14-10 when both teams used front-line players, then the Steelers broke things open as soon as the second-teamers took over.

Rachelle Lamoureux of North Dakota used front-page Times articles from the first 10 days after the attacks as readings to which her "current generation" students responded, then contributed a word for a group collage that captured their reactions.

In the experiment, the syllable recognition is performed on this dataset without any language model or grammar constraint at the back end so that the recognition performance can be more related to the used front-end acoustic features.

This study aimed to identify whether information provided by the Keyhole symbol, a widely used front-of-package symbol in Nordic countries to indicate nutritional content, and percent daily values (%DVs) affect Norwegian adolescents' perception of the healthiness of snacks and their intention to buy them.

This hypothesis was examined in Experiment 2. We used front-view faces in the first visual search experiment.