Sentence examples for deflect scrutiny from inspiring English sources

The bank also submitted artificially low figures to depress Libor and deflect scrutiny about its health.

In 2008, Barclays submitted artificially low figures to deflect scrutiny about its health.

According to regulators, the bank submitted false rates to improve profits and deflect scrutiny about its financial health.

Rather, we see a "tone at the top" underpinned by widespread willful blindness, toxic incentives, and mechanisms that deflect scrutiny.

Although there is little sign that the Fed took these actions to deflect scrutiny from its earlier decisions to help Bear and AIG, that was a side benefit.

Authorities around the globe are examining whether financial firms manipulated interest rates before and after the financial crisis to improve their profits and deflect scrutiny about their health.

This argument deflects scrutiny of the disturbing and perverse incentives inherent in certain executive compensation programs that pay out short-term bonuses for short-term performance.

The masquerade continues nonetheless, and the Mets continue to deflect the scrutiny they should be receiving.

Moyes was bullish over his side's chances as Everton seek to deflect the scrutiny over their precarious finances.

Was the original sale of Osama's shares just a ruse, these lawyers wonder — perhaps a cosmetic gesture to deflect American scrutiny of Osama's fortune?

"It's a way to deflect F.T.C. scrutiny of this merger," said Gary Arlen, an analyst with Arlen Communications, a market research concern that studies interactive media.