Sentence examples for Dodgy practice from inspiring English sources

Many reforms (like those of 1974 to clean up campaign finance) end up exacerbating other problems or creating new forms of dodgy practice.

Name and shame can to some extent influence corporate behaviour, and the commercial penalties when dodgy practice is exposed (think VW) can be huge.

Like downloading shared music or watching pirate DVDs, it's an essentially dodgy practice that is still sometimes irresistibly tempting to the economically-minded and the curious.

Chappell, who captained an Australia team described as one of the best in history, said that he had altered his cricket commentary in the past in order to compensate for "dodgy" practice.

"Parallel trading", as this dodgy practice is described in Hong Kong, is fuelling a backlash.The protest (pictured above) in Sha Tin district followed a similar one a week earlier in Tuen Mun, another suburb which is also a short hop from the border.

Dodgy practices on the part of the police?

Barcelona's lawsuit comes as allegations of dodgy practices have reached soccer's top echelons.

There are fines for sanctions busting and exchange rate fixing and "settlements" for multifarious dodgy practices.

But faith schools aren't the only ones engaged in dodgy practices.

It revealed a good deal of historical corruption as well as some continuing dodgy practices among undercover officers.

The latest example, by the Daily Beast's editor-at-large, Lloyd Grove, is headlined Morgan admits dodgy practices.