Sentence examples for avoid any suspicion from inspiring English sources

Most of 10b5 plans include a waiting period spanning days or weeks to avoid any suspicion of trading based on material non-public information.

A leading pro-democracy group, Occupy Central, issued a statement urging police to "prevent certain people from damaging the peaceful occupy movement, and avoid any suspicion that the government may be trying to use the masses to attack the masses".

To avoid any suspicion I told my parents that I'd be staying at said friend's house, which they believed.

Rob told the police that he hadn't yet fired his gun that day and asked them to check it, so as to avoid any suspicion.

One such hacker, Luis Mijangos, spied on more than 200 women by disabling the LED on the webcam in order to avoid any suspicion.

He wrote to Charles in mid-October to inform the Archduke of what had happened: Charles wrote back advising Hesse to carry out a court-martial with independent judges to avoid any suspicion of prejudice.

And he has avoided any suspicion of corruption, which undermined his predecessor, Carlos Andres Perez, who faced down two military coups in 1992.

Even an earlier notion of asking the audience to vote has been abandoned: rightly so, in my opinion, since it avoids any suspicion of a kangaroo court.

To avoid any possible suspicion that a president might serve himself at the cost of the nation, an American norm has required that the president's assets be placed in a blind trust, so he can't even know where his own private financial interests lie.

Most executive-search firms (including all those you mention, as members of the Association of Executive Search Consultants) subscribe to a strict code of ethics precisely to uphold professional standards and avoid any taint of suspicion.

By making this unassuming suggestion rather than giving your own views, you avoid any conflict of interest, any suspicion of patient poaching.