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Science, 1982
The tardiness of actions by Harvard officials when faced with confessed fraudulent research conducted by John Darsee is contrasted with the more rapid responses by authorities in the cases of William T. Summerlin (Sloan-Kettering) and Vijay Soman (Yale).
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The tardiness of actions by Harvard officials when faced with confessed fraudulent research conducted by John Darsee is contrasted with the more rapid responses by authorities in the cases of William T. Summerlin (Sloan-Kettering) and Vijay Soman (Yale).
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2010
Due to the actions of a whistleblower The Netherlands was confronted with a massive case of construction fraud involving almost the entire construction sector. Price fixing, prior consulting, duplicate accounts, fictitious invoices and active corruption of civil servants were rampant practices.
Graafland, Johan, Van Liedekerke, Luc
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Due to the actions of a whistleblower The Netherlands was confronted with a massive case of construction fraud involving almost the entire construction sector. Price fixing, prior consulting, duplicate accounts, fictitious invoices and active corruption of civil servants were rampant practices.
Graafland, Johan, Van Liedekerke, Luc
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Science, 2006
![Figure][1] Our journal—as well as science with a small “s”—went through a disappointing and troubling experience with the two stem cell papers from the South Korean research group led by Dr. Woo Suk Hwang.
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![Figure][1] Our journal—as well as science with a small “s”—went through a disappointing and troubling experience with the two stem cell papers from the South Korean research group led by Dr. Woo Suk Hwang.
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Computer Law & Security Review, 2017
Abstract The authors wrote a memorandum to the UK Treasury Committee, House of Commons in January 2011 on the topic of banking and fraud. The methods used by thieves to steal from the customers of banks have increased, and in September 2016, the UK consumer magazine Which?
Stephen Mason, Nicholas Bohm
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Abstract The authors wrote a memorandum to the UK Treasury Committee, House of Commons in January 2011 on the topic of banking and fraud. The methods used by thieves to steal from the customers of banks have increased, and in September 2016, the UK consumer magazine Which?
Stephen Mason, Nicholas Bohm
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British Journal of Perioperative Nursing (United Kingdom), 2002
Readers will be well aware of the importance attached to research or other convincing evidence to underpin nursing practice. Much excellent research has been and is still being done by nurses, with the intention of improving practice and establishing a knowledge base for nursing. The medical profession holds its powerful position primarily by virtue of
Stephen Timmons, Marilyn Williams
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Readers will be well aware of the importance attached to research or other convincing evidence to underpin nursing practice. Much excellent research has been and is still being done by nurses, with the intention of improving practice and establishing a knowledge base for nursing. The medical profession holds its powerful position primarily by virtue of
Stephen Timmons, Marilyn Williams
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British Journal of Nursing, 2019
Richard Griffith, Senior Lecturer in Health Law at Swansea University, outlines what constitutes fraud and the measures taken by the NHS to counter fraudulent ...
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Richard Griffith, Senior Lecturer in Health Law at Swansea University, outlines what constitutes fraud and the measures taken by the NHS to counter fraudulent ...
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Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, 1981
Let us begin with talion proper. For the recipient of a hurt, or whoever acts on his behalf, to inflict an identical one on the culprit is a fairly old and widespread response. In Proverbs, it is disapproved of: 'Say not, I will do so to him as he has done to me'.' Folk-literature knows the coy bride pleading a headache, sorry for it when, a little ...
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Let us begin with talion proper. For the recipient of a hurt, or whoever acts on his behalf, to inflict an identical one on the culprit is a fairly old and widespread response. In Proverbs, it is disapproved of: 'Say not, I will do so to him as he has done to me'.' Folk-literature knows the coy bride pleading a headache, sorry for it when, a little ...
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