Sentence examples for act on his tips from inspiring English sources

His plan to defend his home and case-records from an SEC raid involved arming his wife at the top of the stairs and training her to shoot at bumbling regulators if they got near .Chasing Madoff" presents the narrative of Mr Markopolos's discovery and descent into paranoia well, but it fails to address why the government and the media failed to act on his tips.

Acting on his tips, the Direction de la Surveillance du Territoire, or D.S.T., the French equivalent of the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation, was monitoring apartments where plotters were preparing to bomb the United States Embassy in Paris.

When he was apprehended for his scheme of promoting obscure stocks on the Internet that he had recently bought for himself, then selling the shares at higher prices to those who inexplicably acted on his anonymous tips, his response was, "Everybody does it".

The FBI acknowledged Friday that it had failed to act on a tip about 19-year-old Nikolas Cruz, who has since been charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder following the mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.

This week, Mr. Papandreou took pains to say that the letter-bomb plot was not linked to the powerful parcel bombs suspected of having been shipped from Yemen last week by Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula and intercepted in Britain and Dubai when officials acted on a tip from Saudi intelligence.

He acted on his first inside stock tip at the end of 1997, he says, making millions for the Singapore company and earning a bonus of more than $100,000.

Then, by clicking a button on a screen — either the TV or a computer — they can act on those tips.

When those editors don't act on the tips, Mr. Denton has been known to publicly flog them by posting messages in the comment threads of the blogs.

But according to several former American officials, the United States did not act on such tips, apparently out of caution about conducting a dangerous operation to capture Mr. Mugniyah in Beirut.

But should investors act on those tips, they risk a problem that Chris Walters, executive vice president at Citizens Trust, calls "portfolio happens," the accumulation of investments that are not part of an overarching strategy and do not work together.

Acting on her tip, deputies went to the general area of the house on Monday.