As a result, they have turned resolutely against companies with opaque accounts from American blue chips such as General Electric to Elan, an Irish pharmaceuticals group whose share price halved on February 4th when it confessed to the deleterious effect of some hitherto undisclosed assets on its 2001 earnings.External auditors have come under heavy suspicion.
But with worrying examples like the ProtonMail case continuing to count against it, and reports suggesting the EC is preparing to fine Google on antitrust grounds, the company is not doing itself any favors in a region where its business processes remain under heavy suspicion.
Nine Israeli human rights groups have now spoken out, writing a letter to their government expressing a "heavy suspicion... of grave violations of international humanitarian law by military forces".
Liberal types are treated with heavy suspicion.
If a Church superior really knew (or had the heaviest suspicions) that a member of his clergy had been abusive but sought to cover it up, then that superior is complicit both in the moral/religious and in the civil-law sense.
The man himself is smaller and less Eeyore-like than I had expected from my various sightings of him over the years, usually ambling through Soho, always woolly-jumpered and woolly-faced, seeming to eye the world with heavy-lidded suspicion.
Decried daily by secularists at home and labouring under heavy clouds of suspicion abroad, Egypt's first Islamist president, Mohammed Morsi, showed he had teeth.
Contrary to O'Neill's own suspicion that heavy drinking in his youth had caused the brain disease that crippled him later in life, a new report confirms that he died of a rare brain disorder, but says alcohol was not to blame.
Despite recognition that clinical history and self-report screening tests are efficient methods to identify at-risk patients, there is clearly a need for an objective biomarker to support clinical suspicion of heavy alcohol intake.
