Sentence examples for rigging that from inspiring English sources

The MDC quit the unity government in 2013, accusing the ZANU-PF of rigging that year's elections.

Another 19th-century relic is a thunderbird transformation mask, from Alert Bay, British Columbia, with a cord rigging that allowed the dancer to open and close it.

Other details reveal a common theme, such as ongoing investigations into Libor rigging that saw Barclays and RBS pay £290m and £390m respectively.

An independent investigation by an engineering firm found the overhead stage rigging that collapsed was shoddily built and did not meet the standards recommended by Plasa, an association representing stage manufacturers and dealers.

Two separate cases are being pursued: the first involves allegedly excessive commissions, the second requirements by investment banks that customers given shares in particularly hot deals should buy still more in the aftermarket in effect, rigging that market.

Sants left the FSA in June days before the announcement of the £290m fine for Libor rigging that led Barclays' chairman Marcus Agius, chief executive Bob Diamond and chief operating officer Jerry del Missier to leave.

The threat of widespread election-day cyber vote-rigging that would tip the outcome is likely still small.

On June 2, you reported on intimidation, violence and ballot-rigging that marked Fyrom's national elections on the previous day.

Eloquence about political reform was belied by the vote-rigging that produced the very body he was addressing, and that has marked most Egyptian elections during his tenure.

The Barclays case is the first major action stemming from a multiyear inquiry into rate-rigging that has ensnared more than 10 banks.

"To congratulate Vladimir Putin on his election victory without referring to the clear ballot-rigging that took place is bad enough.