Sentence examples for murky practice from inspiring English sources

To them, the affair sheds new light on a murky practice that they say should never take place: the recruitment of aid workers as intelligence operatives in a sensitive country like Pakistan, already awash in conspiracy theories about Western meddling.

On the legal side alone, bones from hundreds of captive lion carcasses are exported to Asia as a byproduct of canned lion hunting safaris in South Africa, for instance themselves a murky practice, and something that Patrick Barkham at the Guardian delved into recently.

Their role in hyping the dotcom bubble and other murky practices seems largely forgotten.

After all, its first two changes alone will shine enough light on murky practices to revolutionise the gem trade.

A long-standing critic of his industry's murky practices, Mr Bogle founded the only big fund that is mutually owned.

Mr. Obama said that the plan would protect consumers, impose new restraints on financial behemoths and guard against the murky practices that caused the market crisis.

Under John Paul II, the Vatican bank — the Institute for Religious Works, or I.O.R. in Italian — was a crucial conduit to the East Bloc during the cold war, and its murky practices gave rise to speculation about the source of some funds.

It regulates some of the murky practices of outsourcing temporary workers without paying them benefits, a measure many employers had used to get around the 42-year-old labor law.

Still, Xamax's tumultuous takeover adds an intriguing chapter to the debate over who should control a sport that is the world's most popular, but that has also generated controversy because of some of its murky practices as well as finances.

Every data misuse scandal shines a bit more light on some very murky practices — which will hopefully generate momentum for rule changes to disinfect data handling processes and strengthen individuals' privacy by spotlighting trade-offs that have zero justification.

The Elliott review looks at "the murkier practices that often go unnoticed within food supply chains".