Sentence examples for closely manipulating from inspiring English sources

Mr. Surkov, a former advertising executive, coined the phrase "sovereign democracy" to describe the political system under President Vladimir V. Putin, a system that preserved popular elections but stripped them of meaning by closely manipulating the process, ostensibly to protect Russia from outside meddling.

One of the reporters following him most closely notes his love of, and skill at, manipulating the press.

SEOUL, South Korea — A court here on Friday found the private equity fund Lone Star and one of its executives guilty of manipulating stock prices, dealing a blow to Lone Star in its closely watched legal battle.

Computers, however, can manipulate a closely related signal that is constructed by sampling the continuous-time signal.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) began an investigation into the £3tn-a-day foreign exchange market in June following allegations that traders at major banks had found ways to manipulate a closely followed currency benchmark.

Whereas the brittle ductile transition zone was defined as the target for the IDDP project, the main goal of the Krafla Magma Testbed project is to closely observe, sample, and manipulate the transition zone from host rock to magma in order to test the concept of directly harnessing magmatic systems (e.g., Chu et al. 1990).

PriceStats inflation data from tracking online prices has been shown to be closely correlated with official government inflation indexes (with the one exception of Argentina that is known for manipulating its inflation indices).

If you watch closely during those back-of-the-bus interviews that ESPN airs in the run up to MNF, you can see him manipulating the footage while he talks.

Another was manipulating reserves.

"Are we manipulating you?

She wasn't manipulating Keller.