Sentence examples for pursue securities from inspiring English sources

Nor did Mr. Einhorn agree to maintain the confidentiality of any information he received from the company, which could also be grounds to pursue securities fraud charges.

While insider trading cases have garnered significant attention lately, it is unlikely the Securities and Exchange Commission would pursue securities fraud charges based on the information that led the F.S.A. to impose approximately $11.6 million in civil penalties.

He suggested -- more like said -- that Bush had jettisoned American ideals in order to pursue security.

In 2009, the Justice Department pursued securities fraud charges against two former Bear Stearns hedge fund managers, accusing them of making false statements to investors about the value of the fund's holdings.

Judge Melinda F. Harmon of United States District Court here told lawyers in the 401(k) cases, and others pursuing securities law claims in another proceeding in her court, to file their amended complaints by April 1.

S. Hazard Gillespie, who aggressively pursued securities fraud as the United States attorney for the Southern District of New York in the last years of the Eisenhower administration and who was a top litigator for the Manhattan firm of Davis, Polk & Wardwell for nearly 50 years, died on Monday at his home in Nyack, N.Y.

"For us, Fayyad is unacceptable because his name is connected with a black phase in the history of the Palestinian people," said Taher al-Nounou, a Hamas official in Gaza, who blamed Mr. Fayyad for deepening the split, closing Hamas institutions in the West Bank and pursuing security cooperation with Israel.

Nouri Maliki has been accused of denying Sunni Arabs meaningful representation and pursuing security policies that target them.

At a time of mounting anti-Western sentiment across the region, Zeidan has openly called for improving ties with the United States while actively pursuing security cooperation with France and Britain.

Even if the government does not pursue a securities fraud action against Mr. Mendes and Mr. Neil, the company's restatement will set off the clawback provision in the Sarbanes-Oxley Act.

"My responsibility is not to flack for a commercial entity, but it is to pursue national security interests," General Walters said.