Sentence examples for icac in from inspiring English sources

Keneally told Icac in March she rarely spoke to Obeid when she was premier because she "didn't like him".

The complaint, sent to Icac in an unsigned, unmarked envelope, was purportedly from a Sydney Water employee and alleged that the company's chief executive, Kerry Schott, was corrupt.

"I haven't been contacted by ICAC in relation to this or any matter and there has been no suggestion of any wrongdoing on my part".

It's important that citizens deal with the police, deal with the courts and deal with watchdogs like Icac in a truthful fashion.

Cascade Coal is also taking legal action against Icac in a separate case to attempt to have laws made by the NSW parliament revoking its licences declared invalid.

The Daily Telegraph had dismissed such speculation 18 months ago when it reported Sinodinos "is expected to escape a corruption finding from Icac" in relation to his involvement in Australian Water Holdings.

The word 'corruption' appears in the Icac Act in its title and in its objects clause.

Native CT scans were assessed for vessel area and intracranial artery calcifications (ICACs) in VBA.

In conclusion, our rather old ischemic stroke population showed that ICACs in both vertebral arteries and the basilar artery are highly prevalent.

The mean age of our entire population was 4 years older than that in the above mentioned studies, which might partially explain a higher prevalence of ICACs in our sample.

In evidence before the Icac, and in public statements, Sinodinos has said he did not know about the banned donations.