Sentence examples for avoid the uproar from inspiring English sources

Vikram S. Pandit, Citigroup's chief executive, turned down a potentially lucrative compensation package for the second consecutive year in a move that could help him avoid the uproar over pay in the postbailout era.

But it avoids the political uproar that would surround a proposal for large cuts in Medicare.

Conspiracy theorists put it about that the bank was cleverly avoiding the current uproar over Wall Street under the veil of poverty.

Bartman rebuffed the overtures, Murtha said, to avoid the notoriety and the inevitable uproar afterward.

Intelligent investment is indeed good, as long as ACE recognises the need to avoid the "structural tinkering" implemented by Creative Scotland, which has created uproar there.

To avoid political uproar when the law kicks in, the state has left itself plenty of wriggle room.

Fannie and Freddie, the wards of Washington that own more than half the nation's mortgages, have largely avoided scrutiny amid the uproar over fast-and-loose foreclosures.

To avoid further uproar in 2016 there are a few things that creative must consider when booking the match.

But most observers agree that the leadership in Beijing will certainly factor public opinion into their deliberations to avoid a repeat of the uproar that afflicted Tung's tenure.

As a practical matter, Mr. Debbas said, when making a change of this type, which basically eliminates an amenity the shareholders have had, the board might want to submit it to a shareholder vote even if it doesn't have to, avoiding a "shareholder uproar".

Still, it has drawn public attention away from meaningful reforms, in part because of the uproar created when the actor Gérard Depardieu said he was moving to Belgium to avoid paying high French taxes.