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Перевод: embezzlement

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растрата ; присвоение; хищничество
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Тезаурус:

1. Our solicitors filed action for breach of trust, fraud and embezzlement this morning.
2. Jean-Paul Scarpitta, her "cultural adviser", meanwhile had been indicted for "forgery and embezzlement of public funds" and only released from bail of FFr1.2 million after the second inventory.
3. Ahmed Shalabi, the Iraqi founder and head of Petra Bank, the country's third largest, has fled the country amid accusations of fraud and embezzlement.
4. Many crimes depend for their success on being undiscovered, such as fraud and embezzlement.
5. Though conflict of interest situations are diverse in form, they can, however, be distinguished from other types of market place misconduct such as bribery, embezzlement, fraud etc.
6. He is accused by East Berlin, which has asked for his extradition, of embezzlement, corruption, and illegal dealings in arms and foreign currency.
7. To clear himself he would have to implicate his young brother in the embezzlement of a large amount of money from the family business, it would break his mother's heart.
8. Thus, employee theft, including crimes of fraud against one's employer and embezzlement, are not included in his discussion of corporate crime.
9. Whatever the reasons, murder, rape, robbery, large-scale fraud and embezzlement, drug smuggling, gang warfare, delinquency and so on make good subjects for conversation and exciting and profitable stories and films.
10. "I'm sure Kinsella's boss, being a member of the legal profession, will be shocked when he learns that an employee of his was once convicted for embezzlement."
11. And at the end of this week he was braced for another blow: the Supreme Court was set to announce whether he would face impeachment proceedings on embezzlement charges.
12. Six years later, the Duke of Suffolk was murdered whilst in custody for embezzlement and public feeling turned against the House of Lancaster, The common soldiers were left without pay, so a revolt occurred in 1450 that threatened royal London and Westminster.