Sentences with phrase «avoids public scrutiny»

A government scheme to open 200 bail hostels in residential areas around the country purposely avoids public scrutiny, a leaked memo has revealed.

All too often these issues are handled «in house» in a church - centered attempt to avoid public scrutiny and to bring the matter to a close as quickly as possible so that the church can return to more «productive Gospel work».

«This case stands for a very simple but important principle, which is that you can not use your campaign account as a slush fund to avoid public scrutiny,» said Schneiderman, D - New York.

The campaign and the Niagara County Republican Committee paid a public relations firm during that time, which in turn made payments to Aronow to avoid public scrutiny.

To conceal the payments and to avoid public scrutiny of his decision to retain the staffer for campaign work — the state contends Maziarz and others falsely reported the expenditures on five separate filings with the Board of Elections.

To conceal the payments — and to avoid public scrutiny of his decision to retain the former staffer for work on campaigns — the state contends Maziarz and others falsely reported the expenditures on five separate filings with the State Board of Elections.

Schneiderman alleges Maziarz paid Aronow through the firm to avoid public scrutiny of those payments.

Schneiderman said the Maziarz case stood «for a very simple but important principle, which is that you can not use your campaign account as a slush fund to avoid public scrutiny.

This case stands for a very simple but important principle, which is that you can not use your campaign account as a slush fund to avoid public scrutiny.

A marketing company executive linked to Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano through disputed racy messages received two no - bid county contracts of the kind critics have said are designed to avoid public scrutiny.

CSEA, which represents public nursing home workers throughout the state, has publicly argued that local development corporations should not be used to allow municipalities to skirt regulations designed to protect taxpayers or to avoid public scrutiny or opposition to the sale of publicly owned nursing homes.

Schneiderman charged that Maziarz was behind a «slush fund to avoid public scrutiny» of campaign payments to Aronow.

«To conceal these payments — and to avoid public scrutiny of his decision to retain the former staffer for campaign - related work — Maziarz, acting with others, falsely reported the expenditures on five separate filings with the New York State Board of Elections as payments to pass - through entities,» Schneiderman said.

We will not alter the way we deliver our services in the hopes of avoiding public scrutiny arising from your book.

He blamed Nortel's European businesses of using the privacy of mediation to avoid public scrutiny of their theories for dividing the cash.

Not exact matches

That provision allows smaller companies to avoid an extended period of public scrutiny, which could potentially damage sales or reputation.

Facebook is considering launching its smart speakers internationally first to avoid U.S. public scrutiny of data privacy issues, sources say.

Ironically, this last point is largely why many others are avoiding the public markets — they don't want the public market scrutiny on their businesses, much less have to reveal anything they're doing behind close doors.

And not just Uber — a growing cohort of startup executives who believe it would be better to avoid the scrutiny of public markets.

Another subject broached was the company's emphasis on the B2B market, a decision that has proved advantageous for BitFury, as it has largely avoided the negative public scrutiny given to its competitors.

For weeks, in an attempt to avoid the scrutiny of the press and the public, Thompson wore dark glasses and a brimmed hat and averted his eyes at stoplights and in airports.

He also granted Wall Spitzer's request to waive required public notice of such a change, to avoid «unwanted attention and scrutiny.»

Third, the shares may be discounted since the business raising the funds values staying private to avoid scrutiny or delaying the compliance obligations of a public company.

A denier makes his case to the unprepared and unwitting public, avoiding scientific scrutiny altogether.

A denier makes his case to the unprepared and unwitting public, avoiding scientific scrutiny altogether... Is that why you yourself are posting here instead of over there?

Explosives, firearms, and other dangerous tools are usually avoided; they invite greater scrutiny from law enforcement agencies, repression, and loss of public support.

If you're superstitious, you can avoid being drenched in court or tripping over the Green Book on Friday 13 June 2008 by spending a half day watching the Civil Procedure Rules Committee changing the law as it opens itself to public scrutiny in central London.

The «routine scrutiny» of care arrangements made by public authorities which is criticised by Mr Holbrook is precisely what is required to avoid disabled people being «out of sight, out of mind».