Sentence examples for misuse of inside from inspiring English sources

Its forms include bribery, extortion, and the misuse of inside information.

Loews was sued by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation for breach of fiduciary duty and misuse of inside information.

In cases where insider trading is involved, putting in place clawback provisions at hedge funds is a logical step because of the risk that misuse of inside information can quickly cause a firm's demise when charges are filed.

In its survey of the state of the bond market, the commission also uncovered "anecdotal evidence of the possible misuse of inside information in the high-yield market," he said.

Rees and Gunn highlighted five potential threats to the sport: corrupt practices by players and others in respect to gambling; breaches of the rules in relation to not giving best efforts in matches; violation of credentials; misuse of inside information; and illegal or abusive behavior toward players.

The veterinarian, Dr. Gregory A. Beroza, who runs the Long Island Equine Medical Center in Huntington, said state regulations separate the roles of owners, trainers and veterinarians to discourage misuse of inside information to influence racing and betting, and improprieties that could enhance or retard performance.

The grand jury also found that ongoing hearings related to the misuse of informants inside county jails, which are being conducted as part of the penalty phase in the case against mass killer Scott Dekraai, are nothing more than a "witch hunt" that the grand jury suggested should be stopped.

The consultant explained that he and his colleagues, all of whom had served for years on active duty in the military, had been appalled by the misuse of Army guard dogs inside Abu Ghraib.

"Well Advantage and these other traders engaged in an all-too-familiar pattern of misusing inside information to place extremely timely trades and profit handsomely from their illegal acts," Sanjay Wadhwa, the deputy chief of the agency's market abuse unit and associate director of the New York regional office, said in a statement.

Giving corporate insiders an annual window to adopt a plan to trade in their company's stock for the next year could take out much of the potential to misuse inside information.

Wagner himself saw it as "a political parable on the use and misuse of power," wrote John Louis DiGaetani, a Hofstra English professor, in a collection of essays called "Inside the Ring" (McFarland & Company, 2006).