Sentences with phrase «underhanded methods»

Nix and two of his colleagues described a variety of underhanded methods they could use to influence elections, including but not limited to staging, filming and publishing fake bribery or sex worker stings against opponents, using former spies to conduct intelligence - gathering on political foes and various shades of online voter profiling.

The environment today is quite difficult with insurance companies not hesitating to use underhanded methods and dirty tricks to make the injured parties look bad.

This isn't 1999 were Microsoft is a giant corporation using underhanded methods to undermine their competitors they are simply putting out interesting things.

Turgeon says publishers have been using underhanded methods to pump up prices, especially in the science and business fields.

But cooperative relationships are difficult to maintain when principals must use underhanded methods to remove ineffective teachers, and when bad teachers undermine staff morale.

His current murder investigation proves pivotal to his chances of advancement; however his underhanded methods might just be catching up with him.

Harding becomes convinced that defeating rival Nancy Kerrigan at the 1994 Games (held only two years later because of the International Olympic Committee's decision to place the Summer and Winter Games on separate four - year cycles in alternating even - numbered years) will require underhanded methods.

The plot thickens when a group of corrupt local - government officials, in league with Marcia's duplicitous fiance Carter Andrews (Craig Stevens), use underhanded methods to force the honest Wilson out of business.

«Ringing», the car trade's underhand method of rebuilding a car that was written off after a crash, or combining the good halves of two crashed cars, could be stopped by a system suggested by Pilkington Micro-Electronics of Merseyside.

Not exact matches

The real lesson of the DG affair is that Labour will use ANY underhand, dishonest method to blacken the Conservative Party in the eyes of the electorate.

Those who use it use underhanded, devious, and repugnant methods.