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Перевод: fraudulent

[прилагательное]
обманный; мошеннический

Тезаурус:

1. one of the two flashy men-about-town, professing intimate acquaintance with all sorts of illustrious personages ("even the Blood Royal ran in the muddy channel of their personal recollections"), whom Tigg introduces to Jonas Chuzzlewit to impress the latter with the power and glory of the fraudulent insurance company he is seeking to involve Jonas in.
2. He said there were "good grounds for suspicion that certain offshore banks are used for fraudulent purposes".
3. The team doctor, Daniel Rodriguez, gets a life ban for submitting a fraudulent medical certificate detailing Rojas's "injury"; and Fernando Astengo, Chile's vice-captain who led the players off the pitch in the Maracana, has been suspended for five years.
4. The fraudulent conduct of the poll, and the subsequent annullment, was deplored by the former President, Mr Jimmy Carter.
5. The case centres around a Mr X, accused with several others of setting up a bogus merchant bank used to conduct fraudulent transactions.
6. Governments - tax evasion through to avoidance especially for transnational corporations (Vanick 1977); illegal campaign funds to politicians in return for promises (Chambliss 1978); bribing state officials in return for later lucrative employment; fraudulent information to prevent, influence, or repeal legislation (Schrag and Divoky 1981: 94-;127; Sunday Times Insight Team 1979: 90-;116; Ungar 1972); exporting illegal behaviour to another state where it is not illegal (Braithwaite 1979b); fraudulent billing of government body (Klass 1975; Vaughan 1980).
7. We shall see that Law drew a clear distinction between innocent and fraudulent misrepresentation.
8. Large groups of people are unthinkingly accepting what is sometimes harmless nonsense but can just as easily be fraudulent propaganda or dangerous ideological evil.
9. Chops the dwarf takes lodgings here when he "goes into society", CS 11: so does Montague Tigg when he sets up his fraudulent insurance company, MC 27; Twemlow, seated in the window of his club, is "respectfully contemplated by Pall Mall", OMF ii 3.
10. Through such corporate crimes as bribing foreign and domestic governmental officials, price-fixing, mergers and take-overs, fraudulent advertising, espionage, and patent violation, some competing corporations are forced into bankruptcy, others' capacity to compete is impaired, and still others are robbed of resources vital to maintaining their market position.
11. The purpose of s 447 is to allow suspicions of misconduct, such as fraudulent trading, theft, disqualified directors or undischarged bankrupts acting as directors, prospectus offences, and so on, to be investigated without the risk of publicly harming the company.
12. A central register of information blacklisted certain people, particularly those who passed bad cheques and placed fraudulent overseas orders.
13. Section head - the number of occasions that fraudulent claims are made, ie indicators of honesty or dishonesty .