Sentence examples for opaque practices from inspiring English sources

Chief among them is to beware the reckless spending, conflicts of interest and opaque practices of those seeking high profits.

Due to opaque practices, High Street banks make around £8.3bn a year from current accounts, mistakes and overdraft charges.

The new business minister, Michael Fallon, the former trade secretary Peter Lilley and the backbencher Jacob Rees-Mogg are among six Tory MPs who are listed as officers of firms established in, or linked to, jurisdictions known for opaque practices and low tax.

The problems posed by the mentors' case are hardly unusual; such opaque practices infuse all too much of governance today.

Insurance companies and pharmacy benefit managers, like CVS and Walgreens, employ a number of opaque practices to keep their profits high at the expense of patient health.

While the use of non-disclosed rebates from media sellers to media agencies and other opaque practices are being addressed on a company-to-company level, there is a bigger backdrop to consider.

Through consensus today we have brought overdue transparency to an archaic and opaque practice".

As it grew in the late 1990's, some analysts and investors criticized Tyco for what they saw as opaque accounting practices and for its 1997 move to Bermuda to avoid paying some United States taxes.

The United Nations recently condemned the T.F.G., for "chaotic and opaque" accounting practices — that is, for stealing 7 out of every 10 dollars the T.F.G. received from donors and citizens in 2009 and 2010.

The problems facing states are often masked by lax budget laws and opaque accounting practices, according to the report, an independent analysis of six large states released by the State Budget Crisis Task Force.

He said inspectors had "uncovered evidence of unfair and opaque recruitment practices, including examples of relatives being appointed to unadvertised senior posts".