Sentence examples for rules to hide from inspiring English sources

Without the rules to hide behind, they have to engage with it.

The proposal comes after Freddie Mac said last year that it manipulated accounting rules to hide volatility in earnings.

Banks and bondholders are being underpaid for the risks they run when lending to firms that use the current lease-accounting rules to hide a lot of what is, in effect, debt.

To build their case, prosecutors needed a witness who could explain how the complex process of valuing JPMorgan's holdings took place, and more important, why Mr. Martin-Artajo and Mr. Grout flouted the bank's internal rules to hide what was happening in the portfolio.

But to remove her from office, lawmakers are relying on the accusation that she broke budgetary rules to hide the size of the deficit, and they assert this is an impeachable offense.

To me, the pinny is not so much a rule to hide behind, but an opportunity for girls to become confident in who they are.

But last week the US Justice Department claimed that crooked officers for years have been flouting the rule to hide their culture of violence.

Sometimes stupid rules are there to hide behind.

The story recounted accusatItns on multiple campuses that the group hadetailedled money into student elections in violation of thowstudentg candidatesransparency requirements set backedse schools.

"We're going to find out something about our country we need to know, which is just how racist are we?" No longer constrained by the rules of journalism to hide his political preferences, Germond makes no bones about favoring Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill).

The goal is to allow a high level of complexity when it comes to this rule-setting, but to hide that complexity from the user.