Definition of anti-fraud in English:

anti-fraud

adjective

Designed to prevent fraudulent practices.
new anti-fraud measures will save the taxpayer millions in lost revenue
Example sentencesExamples
- He has staunchly defended his plan against a torrent of criticism by touting the new anti-fraud technology he said would improve security.
- Figure 4 summarizes the five fundamental elements of any anti-fraud strategy.
- The founder of an anti-fraud website has himself become the victim of credit card fraud.
- It said the hotline was the first step in its anti-fraud campaign.
- What I really want to question here is the implication that anti-fraud measures will systematically harm the Democrats more than the Republicans.
- For many years, it was a largely symbolic response to the problem of fraud, rather than a serious anti-fraud unit.
- Daniels said he supports the president's anti-fraud initiative in social programs.
- They mentioned that, by law, there has always been an anti-fraud device on the ballot paper, even with traditional elections.
- An anti-fraud agency, which inspects food stores, reported them.
- With each new anti-fraud test, opportunistic olive oil importers discover new ways to get around the rule.
- The anti-fraud devices will be incorporated in national qualification certificates due to be sent out by the Scottish Qualifications Authority on Tuesday.
- To start with, the EU's antifraud unit is not independent enough.
- In the interim, the state also adopted some anti-fraud measures for voting (picture IDs).
- The Revenue itself received £66 million extra financing for its anti-fraud work in the 2003 budget.
- Voting requires an anonymous ballot, which means that most of our anti-fraud systems from the financial world don't apply to voting.
- Scarborough's anti-fraud team previously left the job of prosecuting fraudsters to the police.
- Tobacco smuggling is the biggest fraud, in terms of revenue, against EU countries, according to the European Commission's anti-fraud office.
- It makes you wonder why they used the anti-spam law at all, rather than using more time-tested anti-fraud laws.
- Perhaps he has indeed been assigned to an anti-fraud unit.
- It employs aggressive anti-fraud techniques to protect your money.

单词	anti-fraud
释义	Definition of anti-fraud in English: anti-fraud adjective Designed to prevent fraudulent practices. new anti-fraud measures will save the taxpayer millions in lost revenue Example sentencesExamples He has staunchly defended his plan against a torrent of criticism by touting the new anti-fraud technology he said would improve security. Figure 4 summarizes the five fundamental elements of any anti-fraud strategy. The founder of an anti-fraud website has himself become the victim of credit card fraud. It said the hotline was the first step in its anti-fraud campaign. What I really want to question here is the implication that anti-fraud measures will systematically harm the Democrats more than the Republicans. For many years, it was a largely symbolic response to the problem of fraud, rather than a serious anti-fraud unit. Daniels said he supports the president's anti-fraud initiative in social programs. They mentioned that, by law, there has always been an anti-fraud device on the ballot paper, even with traditional elections. An anti-fraud agency, which inspects food stores, reported them. With each new anti-fraud test, opportunistic olive oil importers discover new ways to get around the rule. The anti-fraud devices will be incorporated in national qualification certificates due to be sent out by the Scottish Qualifications Authority on Tuesday. To start with, the EU's antifraud unit is not independent enough. In the interim, the state also adopted some anti-fraud measures for voting (picture IDs). The Revenue itself received £66 million extra financing for its anti-fraud work in the 2003 budget. Voting requires an anonymous ballot, which means that most of our anti-fraud systems from the financial world don't apply to voting. Scarborough's anti-fraud team previously left the job of prosecuting fraudsters to the police. Tobacco smuggling is the biggest fraud, in terms of revenue, against EU countries, according to the European Commission's anti-fraud office. It makes you wonder why they used the anti-spam law at all, rather than using more time-tested anti-fraud laws. Perhaps he has indeed been assigned to an anti-fraud unit. It employs aggressive anti-fraud techniques to protect your money.
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