Sentence examples for guilty of manipulation from inspiring English sources

Of course, some collectors contend that it is the dealers and artists who are guilty of manipulation by operating in such a highly selective manner, artificially suppressing the supply of popular artists' work in order to drive up prices.

The biggest losers are companies found guilty of manipulation.

Speaking at the same hearing, Joaquin Almunia, who is leading a probe into benchmarks including Libor and Euribor (Euro interbank offered rate), flagged concerns that not only banks but also their brokers may have been guilty of manipulation.

A jury in Connecticut federal court found a former UBS trader not guilty of market manipulation, dealing a blow to an attempted crackdown on Wall Street.

Pressed on whether Bannon was guilty of such manipulation or ulterior motives, McMaster denied that there was an active feud between the two men and repeated his goal of open discussion of competing viewpoints.

Mitt Romney has promised that if he becomes president he will declare China guilty of currency manipulation, something which the Obama administration has declined to do and which would pave the way to slapping duties on Chinese exports.

FINANCIAL TIMES Lone Star's Paul Yoo Sentenced to 3 Years | In Korea on Thursday, the buyout shop Lone Star Funds was found guilty of stock manipulation, and the former chief of the group's South Korean unit was given a three-year prison sentence, Bloomberg News reports.

They originally lost 2-1 to South Africa in Polokwane last year but Fifa ordered the match to be replayed after finding Ghanaian referee Joseph Lamptey guilty of match manipulation.

James recommends staying away from big, brand-name producers, which are often guilty of color manipulation and other less-than-savory methods, and sticking with grower wine (one that was grown and fermented by one producer).

According to the complaint, two former Enron traders who have already pleaded guilty to manipulation -- including Timothy N. Belden, the former head of trading in Enron's office in Portland, Ore.

The energy secretary, Ed Davey, has warned energy firms found guilty of any price manipulation they could face swingeing fines and a possible requirement to pay customers back through lower energy prices.