Sentences with phrase «in wake of the scandals»

Simon is stepping down in the wake of a scandal involving Larry Nassar, who worked at Michigan State as a medical doctor.

He was the national director of AmeriCares, a non-profit that provides disaster relief and care to HIV - positive children in Connecticut, but stepped down indefinitely in the wake of the scandal.

Iksil, who worked in London but is French and lives with his family in Paris, was fired from JPMorgan along with two supervisors last year in the wake of the scandal.

Since then, Binary's future has looked in jeopardy as it reportedly paused on closing its second $ 75 million (# 58.2 million) fund in the wake of the scandal.

On Tuesday, United's stock dropped $ 1.4 billion in the wake of the scandal.

Former CEO John Stumpf also resigned in the wake of the scandal, replaced by company COO Tim Sloan.)

There is no sign that SNC - Lavalin's clients are turning their backs in the wake of the scandal, or that it's having difficulty scoring new contracts.

The company has been haunted by criticisms of how it handles users» data in the wake of a scandal that saw millions of people's data shared without their permission to Cambridge Analytica.

On the wider app audit that Facebook has committed to carrying out in the wake of the scandal, Schroepfer was also asked how it can audit apps or entities that are no longer on the platform — and he admitted this is «a challenge» and said Facebook won't have «perfect information or detail».

In the wake of the scandal, Zuckerberg is being summoned by U.S. Congress to testify before the House Energy and Commerce Committee, currently scheduled for Apr. 11.

In a statement last Thursday, online nonprofit Mozilla announced that it would be «pressing pause» on its Facebook advertising in the wake of the scandal.

Moreover, Wells Fargo clawed back $ 60 million from executives in the wake of the scandal.

The Church needs more feminine influence in wake of the scandals involving priests.

Not surprisingly, a steady stream of books scrutinizing the behavior of corporate executives has followed in the wake of the scandals.

Francis was elected by cardinals who, in the wake of scandals like that of the «gay lobby» that Benedict found himself too worn - out to confront, recognized the need for Curial reform.

Mackay has apologised for the messages, admitting that they were «unacceptable» and «inappropriate», but Triesman believes that the Scotsman is likely to face further punishment in the wake of the scandal.

In the wake of the scandal, Louisville fired head coach Rick Pitino.

Upon leaving Notre Dame two years ago in the wake of a scandal — he pleaded guilty to charges that he made purchases on other students» credit cards — Gottlieb spent a year at Golden West College, a community college in Huntington Beach, Calif., scouting teams on TV in search of one that needed a point guard to step in right away.

The Park District endured months of financial and criminal investigations in the wake of a scandal that led to the dismissal of several key administrators.

I reached Dopp at Patricia Lynch Associates (the Albany - based lobbying / consulting firm where he has worked since departing the Spitzer administration in the wake of the scandal) earlier today.

In the wake of scandals involving anonymous sources, most journalists re-affirmed their long - standing policies regarding their long - standing policy of either using sources on the record or advising readers the reason the source needed to remain anonymous.

Fred LeBrun writes Cuomo is «dead wrong» if he thinks passing an ethics reform package in the wake of the scandals will help state government's image with the public.

V for Vendetta tied into the overarching feelings of the British public in the wake of the scandal and its imagery now pervades the political world.

And New Yorkers have been begging for reform in the wake of scandal after scandal, many over the last four years of inaction.

But state legislators have been discussing proposed changes to procurement oversight in the wake of the scandal, which has seen the arrests of former top Cuomo aide Joe Percoco and ex-SUNY Poly President Alain Kaloyeros.

But Dr. Sawyerr in her probably new epistle said Rawlings was not being fair to the NDC in the wake of some scandals that has rocked the Akufo - Addo's government.

In the wake of scandal at SUNY Polytechnic Institute, the governing boards of the school's twin development nonprofits have quietly been stocked with veterans of Gov. Andrew Cuomo's administration.

In the wake of scandal, SUNY Polytechnic Institute is «rudderless,» according to a Silicon Valley executive.

This May, NYRA President and CEO Charles Hayward and General Counsel Patrick Kehoe were ousted in the wake of a scandal involving the overcharging of bettors; the association ultimately agreed to three years of oversight by a panel dominated by appointees to be picked by Cuomo and legislative leaders.

Corbitt retired from the State Police last year in the wake of a scandal involving Gov. David Paterson's handling of a staffer's domestic violence case.

But the payments are under scrutiny in the wake of scandals involving a long line of lawmakers.

In the wake of the scandal, JCOPE staffers will be paying «closer attention» to financial disclosures, though officials for the watchdog agency declined to say how it missed crucial information in Bharara's case against Percoco.

However, a representative from SKDKnickerbocker, the powerful consulting firm hired by St. Gobain in the wake of the scandal, was in the audience.

In the wake of the scandal, those SUNY Poly affiliates became wards of ESD; good government groups want to transfer responsibility for all state economic development awards to the same auspices.

In the wake of the scandal, those SUNY Poly affiliates became wards of ESD; good government groups want to transfer responsibility for all state economic development awards to

(CNN)- Hours after his inauguration as Virginia's 72nd governor — and in the wake of a scandal that engulfed his predecessor — Terry McAuliffe has made ethics reform his first order of business, instituting tighter limits between public officials and lobbyists like he once was.

(In the wake of the scandal, ESD enacted changes to Fort Schuyler and another SUNY Poly affiliate's bylaws.)

Albany, NY — Alan Chartock talks to embattled New York State Comptroller Alan Hevesi, who has watched his easy run for re-election turn into a horse race in the wake of a scandal involving a state - funded security detail for his wife.

Meanwhile, other promises the governor made in the wake of the scandal were abandoned by Cuomo, who had promised unilateral action that did not materialize.

Sir Christopher's committee on standards in public life carried out a six - month inquiry in the wake of the scandal about MPs» expenses and made a series of recommendations earlier this month to change the system.

The Lausanne, Switzerland — based International Skating Union proposed the changes in the wake of the scandal at the 2002 Winter Olympics, in which judges allegedly conspired to deny a Canadian figure skating team the gold medal.

In the wake of the scandal, Eric Van Susteren of the Silicon Valley Business Journal spoke with Brandon Wade about the past, present, and future of his notorious website.

The independent film, which wrapped last year, is seeking distribution — a task that will no doubt be more difficult in the wake of the scandal.

While THR doesn't state it outright, the implication is Stewart's place in the franchise was rethought in the wake of the scandal over the actress «stepping out» on boyfriend / Twilight co-start Robert Pattinson, with Snow White director Rupert Sanders.

The task force was created in the wake of scandals involving privately owned depository firms in Texas and Utah.

Embattled Prince George's County schools chief Kevin Maxwell will leave his job some time after the end of the school year, relinquishing the helm of Maryland's second - largest district in the wake of scandals that left critics questioning his judgment and leadership.

Miller was first elected to Congress in 1974 with a group of first - time lawmakers known as the «Watergate Babies,» who ran on a platform of cleaning up Washington in the wake of the scandal that brought down President Richard Nixon.

In the wake of a scandal at an all - boys» summer camp, an openly gay alum returns as a «guest - star counselor»

In the wake of a scandal at an all - boys» summer camp, an openly gay alum returns as a «guest - star counselor» more

In the wake of scandals involving fraudulent lending and questionable mortgage loan servicing practices, FHA commissioner David H Stevens notes that the mortgage lending industry is suffering from a lack of public trust.