Sentence examples for rigging practices from inspiring English sources

The charges against Mr. Rapetti stem from what one person briefed on the case said were "reckless and negligent rigging practices," which caused the failure of four nylon slings that were being used to hoist a huge square steel crane component to the top of the crane.

Hopefully Obama will carry this message through 2012, and gain a mandate to use his second term to take on the growing inequities and game-rigging practices that have been undermining the American economy and American democracy for years.

The bid-rigging practices were turned up by Mr. Spitzer's office in a 2004 investigation into insurance brokers who act as middlemen between the corporations that buy insurance and the companies that sell policies.

He went on to say that "traditional insider trading is small potatoes compared to these new high-speed race-rigging practices".

The Bass Anglers Sportsman Society (BASS) does not allow using the umbrella rig in practice or competition during the Bassmaster Classic or in its Bassmaster Elite Series.

A former Citigroup foreign exchange trader fired amid an investigation into rate rigging has claimed the practices that prompted his dismissal were widespread across the bank and the industry.

He was impressed with a school newspaper article exposing the tacitly accepted practice of rigging the football team's lineup to avoid having a black quarterback.

There are lots of reasons to be suspicious of IQ – unadjusted scores rise over time, individuals can get brainy with practice, and rigging was historically required to make boys as bright as girls.

There were worries about the influence of Bangladeshi businessmen on Bangladeshi politicians, the growing call of a politicised Islam and the existence or otherwise of nefarious electoral practices – vote-rigging in various forms.

It begins with a case about bid rigging in Japan explaining this practice in relation to cultural values, the government, and law considering why bid rigging in Japan might or might not fall under the purview of ethics.

At the time, he wrote that his family was so poor that he practiced by rigging a makeshift hoop with an onion sack and coat hanger.