Sentence examples for manipulating the interests from inspiring English sources

Wentworth's authoritarian rule was based on a strategy of manipulating the interests of the planters and the natives, as well as those of the Old English and the New English.

Under the proposals, the repairs will be funded by fines on banks for manipulating the interest rate known as Libor, and spent over the next four years through grants to local communities.

RBS is thought to be continuing to exchange information with the FSA about the scale of its involvement in Libor amid reports from Switzerland that UBS will admit that 36 of its traders were manipulating the interest rate based on the yen.

It is not yet clear whether Barclays staff actually succeeded in manipulating the interest rates to the bank's advantage and therefore whether it had any impact on borrowers.

Suppose the bankers are manipulating the interest rate so they can place bets with the money you lend or repay them -- bets that will pay off big for them because they have inside information on what the market is really predicting, which they're not sharing with you.

When the New York Fed raised concerns in 2008, Barclays has been trying to manipulate the interest rate for nearly three years, and the practice continued until 2009.

Welfare, however, can be higher under an earnings stripping rule if firms are able to manipulate the interest rate on internal loans.

Barclays was fined £290m in June by American and British authorities for its role in trying to manipulate the interest rates, which affect the cost of borrowing for millions of customers around the world.

The firm paid $2 billion to settle American charges of fraudulently misrepresenting securities tied to home mortgages, as well as a separate settlement over charges tied to allegations that it manipulated the interest rate known as Libor.

Prosecutors argued at trial that Mr. Goodman had been aware of Mr. Hayes's "wishes" on Libor and skewed his daily predictions about where Libor related to the yen would be fixed to manipulate the interest rate.

We show that welfare under a safe haven rule is higher than under an earnings stripping rule if firms are not able to manipulate the interest rate on internal loans.