Sentence examples for practices that allowed from inspiring English sources
Separately, it emerged that the head of HSBC's private bank has written to staff condemning practices that allowed clients to hide their money.
The two regulators are focusing on a breakdown in controls and practices that allowed the improper hiring to take place, rather than the bribery aspect.
Trump evinced an "eagerness to turn a blind eye to practices that allowed the Russian mob to launder money," Unger continues.
But unlike the S.E.C. and federal prosecutors, the banking regulators are not focused on the bribery aspect of the case, but rather a breakdown in controls and practices that allowed the improper hiring to take place.
In the settlement, the two men neither admitted nor denied the S.E.C.'s accusations that they presided over accounting practices that allowed Sunbeam to overstate its profits in 1997 and early 1998.
Apple is set to pay at least $32.5m to consumers to settle a federal complaint about the company's practices that allowed children to make purchases in mobile apps without parents' permission, the government announced on Wednesday.
Dow and other chemical companies argue that they are investing in practices that allow businesses to grow without harming the environment, and that stricter regulation impedes such steps.
He said he planned to introduce legislation today that would hold gun manufacturers accountable for distribution practices that allow guns to enter the illegal market.
To be equipped for the rapid-fire intensity of executive life, they cultivate daily practices that allow them to regularly renew their minds, bodies, and spirits.
The goal of the chapter is to provide principles and best practices that allow hardware and firmware engineers to improve the development and integration of embedded systems.
Other innovations abound worldwide in participatory and open-source breeding, and different kinds of institutions and practices that allow farmers to select their own seed, experiment together and develop strains that match the all-important diversity of their environments.
