Sentences with phrase «companies caught in the act»
«VW, like other car companies caught in the act of deceiving the government and consumers, at first tried to see how little they could get away with saying,» he explained.
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Researchers involved in the P - REACT project, which is the work of a consortium of European companies and organisations and is partly funded by a grant from the European Commission, say the surveillance technology could help catch criminals in the act and relieve police of «digital evidence overload» by highlighting video clips most likely to be relevant to investigations.
Though this execution could verge toward the excessively operatic, as in the heavy - handed De Mayerling à Sarajevo (1940), these managerial efforts largely paid off, with a variety of fine performances across the generic and national spectrum: a spirited Lien Deyers in the tongue - in - cheek The Company's in Love; Magda Schneider, who also starred in Ophuls» Love Story (Une histoire d'amour, 1933), as the tragically morose Christine in Liebelei, her final despair registered in an extraordinary extended close - up; and acting luminaries James Mason, Barbara Bel Geddes, and Robert Ryan, searing in Caught's three - way confrontations.
One thing leads to another, as tends to happen when you fall down rabbit holes of espionage and clandestine operations, and soon Barry is acting as a bagman in transactions between the Company and Panamanian strongman — and CIA informant — Manuel Noriega, and then he's smuggling drugs into the U.S. for the Medellin cartel, which leads to (after he's caught) becoming a DEA informant.
Green IT companies are saying, «Economy Eschonomy» because everyone seems to be catching on that the way to save money is cleaning up their act in the IT department and saving loads of money on energy.
More specifically — what can we do to give it a shot in the arm?He celebrates Tim DeChristopher's simple - but - bold act of bidding on land desired by the oil & gas companies, because it caught the nation's attention the way that conventional eco activism hasn't been able to for a long time now.
If you had a tough compliance policy and were following it, when the company, which might otherwise be blameless, is caught in an act committed by an isolated employee it can demonstrate that steps were taken to try and prevent anything from happening.
However, the differences are largely due to Metron's owner and the scaffolding company being penalized under the Occupational Health and Safety Act and Kazenelson being caught up in penalties under the Criminal Code.