"To get rich is glorious," he is said to have declared, sounding a rallying cry to astute private entrepreneurs and unscrupulous strippers of state assets alike.
In his time as governor he remained loyal to the Kremlin during the two most authoritarian episodes of Yeltsin's rule: the use of tanks against opposition politicians who had occupied the Russian parliament in 1993, and the unscrupulous use of state media, government funding and aggressive marketing to manipulate the presidential election of 1996.
A wholesale or even partial repeal of the law would be a boon to unscrupulous businesses in the state, said Patrick Purcell, a spokesman for United Food and Commercial Workers Local 1500, which championed the wage theft measure in 2010.
The buyers — some wealthy, some not — are successfully using a 1968 federal law intended to protect buyers of out-of-state land from unscrupulous developers or brokers.
Unscrupulous staff would target weak and vulnerable claimants for sanctions, he states.
From what I've read and directly experienced, I feel comfortable stating that unscrupulous surgeons see breast implant recipients as cash cows, knowing they will be obliged to have repeated surgeries to correct leaking, scarring, and resulting disfigurement.
Unscrupulous sellers often over-state the grade or conditions of coins.
Florida's lax laws, dishonest doctors and unscrupulous pharmacists had turned the state into ground zero for the nation's prescription opioid crisis.
"In case of attacks on Ukraine by unscrupulous creditors, this moratorium will protect state assets and the state sector," the prime minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk said.
They lay bare at least some of Washington's "cynical" and "unscrupulous" diplomatic machinations (although the state department's "front office" mischief is mild compared to the "back room" operations of the CIA and other covert forces).
