Sentences with phrase «enough about fraud»

One, it's been the subject of intense criticism for not doing enough about fraud.

Not exact matches

INSURANCE fraud is on the rise in WA and many in the industry believe law enforcement agencies are not doing enough about it, according to a recent Phillips Fox survey.

In a situation like that, even a small amount of electoral fraud, or a small number of people whose vote was swayed by a negative story about a candidate, could be enough.

If there was a strong Labour left, it could make the case about so many people being on benefits because (radical idea here) there aren't enough jobs to go around; that benefit fraud is exaggerated (costing # 1.2 billion compared to # 70 billion lost through tax avoidance); and that it is an often complicated phenomenon.

Fraudsters may also use the conversations you have to find out enough personal information about you to commit identity fraud.

This year could yield at least few possible category frauded performances from Best Actress; Brie Larson in The Glass Castle and Rachel Weisz in Disobedience are two performances we don't know enough about so we have them listed on both charts.

In case of our example, if we find that we are sure about the fraud prediction in almost 16 out of 20 cases, then is this fair enough?

«I am an energy engineer and I know something about electricity trading and I know enough about carbon trading and the inaccuracies of carbon trading to know that carbon trading is more about fraud than it is about anything else,» Leland said.

If Heartland wanted to make the first move they could very reasonably start with a fraud charge and even if they couldn't make it stick Gleick could not complain about the suit being a frivolous one, which might be enough to kill him financially on its own without even pressing any further charges, just a series of appeals.

Two years ago, I wrote a 270 word post on National Review's Corner, commenting on a piece by Rand Simberg for the Competitive Enterprise Institute in which he made a perfectly reasonable point about Penn State University - that an institution corrupt enough to cover up for a serial child rapist would have no qualms about whitewashing academic fraud.