Sentence examples for have committed financial from inspiring English sources
The Nationalist Party had sought to turn mayoral elections here and in Taipei on Saturday into an informal referendum on President Chen, who has been dogged by allegations that he and his family have committed financial impropriety.
Many of those inmates seem to have committed financial crimes of some sort, triggering memories of the crash of 2008 for the reader: there are insider traders, perjurers, hedge-fund felons and convicts guilty of mortgage fraud, securities fraud, accounting fraud and obstruction of justice.
On Wednesday, the US Department of Justice (DOJ) announced a new policy to go after the individuals who have committed financial crimes.
There are warning signs that your spouse may have committed financial fraud in your marriage; the greater the number of red flags, the more likely that there is something fishy about the family's finances.
It's to answer much more pressing questions about whether he has committed financial crimes or has major conflicts of interest.
In 1998, the New York attorney general obtained a court order barring him for life from converting rental buildings in New York to condominiums or co-ops because he had committed financial improprieties.
The Obama administration has committed financial support to Ukraine and is working with the International Monetary Fund and European Union to draw up a package of loans and other financial support.
Many of the people from the metropolitan area were white-collar criminals who had committed financial fraud or similar acts, including Marc Rich, a commodities trader wanted for evading nearly $50 million in taxes.
Houk said he had committed financial partners and hoped to start construction by 2008.
Of course, this is on top of the $700 billion we have committed to financial and auto bailouts.
All five of the other signatories, including China and Russia, have committed to maintaining financial channels to Iran and insuring that Iran can still export its oil and gas.
