Sentence examples for plans to expose from inspiring English sources

The alteration agreement she submitted to the co-op board omitted her plans to expose the ceiling beams and joists.

The French government has consistently opposed plans to expose private investors to any restructuring of Greek debt, despite a strong push led by Germany.

MEXICO CITY — Some bloggers and Twitter users claiming to be part of the hacker movement Anonymous now say they have abandoned plans to expose collaborators working with the Zetas crime syndicate because the friend they say the gang kidnapped has been released.

For nearly a decade, Ms. Schultz and her colleagues have been rooting through the minutiae of accounting regulations, government filings and corporate retirement plans to expose how many of the largest American companies have systematically plundered their employees' pension funds, at once robbing their workers of hard-won benefits and enriching their own profits.

The ruling sets the stage for what could be interesting and revealing political theater, as Mr. Haggerty's lawyers have hinted at plans to expose what they say were efforts by Mr. Bloomberg's 2009 re-election campaign to keep certain information secret.

She ends up taking the child with her to the finals of a Miss America-like competition in Southern California, where a vindictive, nosy television reporter (Leslie Stefanson) plans to expose her as a single mother and disqualify her from the pageant.

She said Mr. Ravi's actions "were planned to expose Tyler Clementi's sexual orientation, and they were planned to expose Tyler Clementi's private sexual activity".

Buying into Coach Phil Jackson's plan to expose the Nets' single coverage on O'Neal, Bryant shot less and passed more.

[C6.] Researchers Announce Plan to Combat Spyware Internet research centers have a plan to expose companies that produce spyware, unwanted adware and other malicious software.

Stepanov has said he nearly aborted his plan to expose widespread doping in Russian athletics when the Wada was slow to act on the information he provided them.

Last year The Guardian, the BBC and others were planning to expose Trafigura's legal battle against the victims of illegal chemical dumping in Ivory Coast.