Sentences with phrase «potential fraud and abuse»

Staff members who are responsible for oversight often juggle competing obligations that make it difficult to focus on oversight and identify signs of potential fraud and abuse.

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Earlier this week, GOP Staten Island Councilman Joe Borelli wrote a letter to Democratic Manhattan Councilman Ben Kallos, chairman of the Council's Government Operations Committee, requesting that the potential of voter fraud stemming from abuse of the IDNYC program receive attention during a committee hearing as well as an evaluation of the program's merits and effectiveness.

WHEREAS, Erie County should be a leader in the prevention of Medicaid fraud and abuse and the Erie County Executive is determined to ensure that federal, state, and county taxpayers are protected through an aggressive and comprehensive program in conjunction with all potential partners to end fraud, waste and abuse in the delivery of Medicaid services; and,

«These ID cards will increase the potential for fraud and abuse, and pose security risks that will put law - abiding citizens in danger.»

In their letter to Arthur Elkins, panel Democrats asserted that «the ability of both federal officials and private citizens to freely communicate with Congress without fear of intimidation, interference, or reprisal is a bipartisan issue that is critical to ensuring good governance and uncovering issues of potential waste, fraud, abuse, or mismanagement.»

And, in my opinion, naïve about the potential for fraud and abuse in any domain involving taxpayer dollaAnd, in my opinion, naïve about the potential for fraud and abuse in any domain involving taxpayer dollaand abuse in any domain involving taxpayer dollars.

• Creates a new voucher debit card entitlement that allows parents of disabled students to purchase heath care services with little oversight an vast potential for waste, fraud and abuse

Advise plan sponsors on how to prevent future incidents and reduce the potential for fraud and abuse

Knowing what to look for and how to spot fraud (or potential areas for abuse) can be the best way to ensuring you have a safe experience while conducting your job search.

The inspector general examined 585 e-mail complaints from the FHFA and found that 68 described potential foreclosure abuses and 27 involved suspicions of fraud.