financial abuses造句

• Most of the complaints were about vote-buying and financial abuses.
• It was characterised by financial abuses and nepotism on a large scale.
• The fifth part, entitled Financial Abuses and Involvements, is distinctly patchwork.
• The FBI's work now encompasses complex financial abuses, computer crime and terrorism.
• In 1873, Khaznadar again undertook reforms and attacked the widespread financial abuses within the bureaucracy.
• Roussel seeks more control over the money, claiming the foundation of mismanagement and other financial abuses.
• Keenan left the group in 1971 after major financial abuses by the group's management were unresolved.
• Federal regulators imposed a nearly yearlong moratorium on those deals while drafting more stringent regulations to halt financial abuses.
• The report detailed financial abuses by several IOC members that may have cost the organizers $ 800, 000.
• In a second report this month, Mullinax detailed misspending of millions, sweetheart deals and other financial abuses.
• The commission also tentatively approved rules to tighten companies'internal procedures for addressing financial abuses and corporate ethics.
• She claims she was terminated because she went public with allegations of widespread financial abuses and improprieties on the reservation.
• TEAMSTERS-PROBE ( Houston ) _ The Teamsters looks into whether there have been financial abuses at the union.
• Vakhayev also said the heads of three regional labor departments were dismissed for financial abuses, ITAR-Tass reported.
• Tribunal registrar Adama Dieng said the tribunal plans to employ three special investigators and an auditor to root out financial abuses.
• Arafat is not seen as personally corrupt, but has been criticized for tolerating financial abuses by those who surround him.
• A California Health Department official who was hired to catch financial abuses in nursing homes billed taxpayers for a Canadian ski vacation.
• He took advantage of his position to commit a long series of financial abuses, causing the ruin of the Papal treasury.
• When Graves was editor of Common Cause magazine in the early'80s, her reporting on financial abuses by Pentagon contractors prompted congressional reforms.
• In 1995, President Clinton nominated her to become the Inspector General of the Defense Department, where she ferreted out fraud and financial abuses.