Sentence examples for exposing irregularities from inspiring English sources

During last year's election campaign the Republicans did everything they could to discredit ACORN by exposing "irregularities" in some of its voter registration programs.

Relations between retailers and suppliers have been pushed to the fore in the wake of the Tesco accounting scandal, which exposed irregularities in how the company banked the commercial income payments it receives from suppliers for running promotions.

Conscience motivated Bunnatine Greenhouse to expose irregularities in the contracting of the Halliburton company for work in Iraq.

Significant accomplishments as a legislator included: exposing financial irregularities at the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA); shepherding bills through his committee designed to enhance administrative efficiency; and enacting legislation that ensures equal access to City services regardless of language ability.

As news shows and commentators present new revelations about the election and continue their probes, reporters expose voter irregularities, evidence of tampering, and proof of behind-the-scenes maneuvering by various groups.

BEAT REPORTING DAVID CAY JOHNSTON The New York Times Mr. Johnston, a business reporter for The Times, was honored for exposing inequities and irregularities in the United States Tax Code.

If you care about your vote being counted and are concerned about the flaws exposed by voting irregularities in the last four national elections, you should too.

Muddy Waters made a name for itself by exposing Chinese companies with accounting irregularities and severe corporate governance issues.

Poor surgery would be characterised by severe irregularities on the surface of the specimen, exposing the muscularis propria or internal sphincter or even showing perforations to the lumen.

While Greengrass achieved success in exposing alleged corruption involving Manchester United F.C. chairman Louis Edwards, Harries investigated irregularities in the British Singles Chart.

WALL STREET'S sell-side analysts have been widely criticized as failing to evaluate dot-com companies objectively or uncover the accounting irregularities later exposed in the fall of Enron.