英语词汇“collocation_english_fraud”的音标、意思、用法及中文翻译-反思网

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accusation of fraud
Let us consider the case of a newspaper which makes an entirely false accusation of fraud against an individual of small means.
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alleged fraud
That report identifies 191 cases of alleged fraud between 1985 and 1994.
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bank fraud
That they should so disproportionately have been the victims of this bank fraud is truly tragic.
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committed fraud
We are giving local authorities new powers to stop housing benefit getting paid directly to landlords who have committed fraud.
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complete fraud
Not the least of these changes was a free press, the right to organise unions and the belief that elections, though far from perfect, were not a complete fraud.
count of fraud
Yengeni eventually entered into a plea agreement in which various corruption charges were dismissed in exchange for his pleading guilty to one count of fraud.
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credit fraud
There are currently 18 multiple identity tax credit fraud investigations under way.
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criminal fraud
In very high-cost specialist cases—for example, criminal fraud cases—choice will be limited to a specialist panel.
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deliberate fraud
In actual practice, strategies can be both 'planned' and opportunistic, or include a deliberate fraud.
electoral fraud
Because the county-unit system bred high levels of electoral fraud, control of party machinery was very significant. 183.
evidence of fraud
My case is that evidence of fraud emerged at local level.
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financial fraud
I think that that is one of the reasons why our system is extremely difficult to corrupt through financial fraud and so on.
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fraud detection
As these methods are commonly used for computer identification of, for example, fraud detection, importance is given to the statistical significance of data mining results.
fraud hotline
Calls to the national benefit fraud hotline are monitored on a daily basis to identify emerging trends.
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fraud investigator
The initiative of the matter comes from the fraud investigator and then goes up to the fraud officer.
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fraud prevention
The full register will be available for law enforcement and crime prevention purposes, which include money laundering and fraud prevention checks.
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fraud scheme
She's actually using him as a frame-up for her bank robbery/account fraud scheme.
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incidence of fraud
The statistics on what is reported bear no resemblance to the actual incidence of fraud in any one country.
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instances of fraud
We have other mechanisms to highlight previously undetected instances of fraud.
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insurance fraud
We feel that the regulations are more than adequate to tackle the problem of ringing and insurance fraud.
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mail fraud
He is no longer with us because he was convicted in 1987, and again in 1988, of racketeering, mail fraud and accepting bribes.
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massive fraud
That does not involve loose change; it is massive fraud—organised gangsterism.
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mortgage fraud
The great mortgage fraud of last week is followed this week by the great fraud upon the ratepayers.
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passport fraud
Criminals are involved in a wide range of offences, including passport fraud, drug trafficking and illegal immigration.
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potential fraud
It does not differentiate among various types of potential fraud and does not distinguish between attempted and successful fraud.
prescription fraud
We also intend to ensure that the criminal justice system takes prescription fraud more seriously.
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scientific fraud
The cases of scientific fraud were ultimately resolved by outside intervention.
social security fraud
The number of prosecutions and convictions for social security fraud or attempted fraud for the five years to 1978–79 are shown below.
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suspected fraud
Suspected fraud involves claims where we have a strong suspicion of fraud, but where it cannot properly be established in the time available.
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suspicion of fraud
Some of the points refer to dealing with so-called old cases, i.e. cases of irregularities or suspicion of fraud from previous years.
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vote fraud
In the first place, being associated with massive vote fraud and intimidation did not play well, even among many of their own supporters, in a polity founded on democratic norms.
voter fraud
He served as chairman of a politically stacked grand jury impaneled to investigate voter fraud in the election of 1868.
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welfare fraud
I tabled a parliamentary question simply to establish how many people had been successfully prosecuted twice for welfare fraud.
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widespread fraud
That has always been an incipient problem with the postal voting system, but there is no evidence that that is a widespread fraud.
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Collocations with fraud