Sentence examples for into undisclosed from inspiring English sources
But the indictment says that Mr. Skilling and Mr. Causey entered into undisclosed side agreements with Mr. Fastow under which LJM2 was guaranteed not to lose money on any of its Enron dealings.
The bank also diverted more than $1.6 billion into undisclosed personal loans to Mr. Stanford, the indictment said, and engaged in wire and mail fraud and conspiracy to obstruct an S.E.C. investigation.
In addition, Mr. Belnick refused to cooperate with the company's internal investigation into undisclosed pay and benefits to L. Dennis Kozlowski, Tyco's former chairman, and other executives, according to the suit.
It also permits Commissioner Paul Tagliabue to suspend any club executive found to have entered into an undisclosed agreement or payment for up to a year, and increases to $3.5 million from $2 million the amount clubs can be fined for entering into undisclosed payments or agreements.
Mr. Stanford and others are accused of defrauding 30,000 investors of $7 billion, filing false reports to regulators and investors, diverting more than $1.6 billion into undisclosed personal loans to Mr. Stanford, and conspiring to obstruct an investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
31 May - Rangers' administrators provide files requested by the SPL in their investigation into undisclosed payments.
A Scottish Premier League-appointed commission is set to proceed with its inquiry into alleged undisclosed payments by Rangers.
Dennis Rodman has checked into an undisclosed rehabilitation centre to treat his long-time struggle with alcoholism, his agent says.
Keeping it a secret, restricted to the 1,000 or so who will fit into the undisclosed location, may be their biggest challenge.
The SPL investigation into alleged undisclosed payments to players, which centre on the use of employee benefit trusts (EBTs) that are the subject of an ongoing tax tribunal, will continue despite resistance within Ibrox.
Speaking of the broken chain of the rational, I remember an old "Saturday Night Live" skit in which Steve Martin simply stood in place staring out into the undisclosed distance, repeating after appropriate marveling pauses, "What the hell is that?" The bit went from odd to tiresome to funny and back to tiresome.
