Sentence examples for setting scandals from inspiring English sources

DealBook » Currency Rates May Face New Regulation  |  Bloomberg News reports: "Global regulators may start overseeing currency rates in a widening response to benchmark-rate setting scandals that began with revelations on the manipulation of Libor, according to two people familiar with the matter".

The obvious reason for this is Apple´s desire to keep up the appearance of a premium, luxury product (Sony took a similar tactic with their infamous price-setting scandals of decades past).

The latest turn involves the Royal Bank of Scotland refusing to cooperate with the Canadian authorities investigating the bank's possible role in the rate-setting scandal.

Mr Tucker is a strong candidate but his entanglement in the LIBOR rate-setting scandal has hurt his chances, however unfairly.

That story comes to mind as the Vatican wrestles with the consequences of a patriarchal premodern mind-set: scandal, cover-up and the clumsiest self-defense since Watergate.

As the Justice Department weighs the possibility of criminal charges in the unfolding Libor rate-setting scandal, it may want to consider the record of the Swiss banking giant UBS.

One of the things that sets "Scandal" apart from other dishy prime time soaps is its sharp take on women and politics.

But as a fresh set of banking scandals set in after the crisis, the notion that banks weren't being prosecuted because they weren't breaking the law fell apart.

Now there's a new set of scandals.

The scramble for water has set off scandals.

The bank recently became embroiled in a set of scandals that included the sale of an insurance product to clients who did not qualify for it and a record settlement for charges of money laundering.