scandals造句

There are important differences between the scandals.

Such scandals have not, alas, been absent.

The journalist was probing into several financial scandals.

He doesn't care about scandals, slanders, calumnies, aspersions, or defamation.

How many political scandals start with a tiger suit?

How crime, education, and welfare went from minor problems in the 1950s to major scandals in the 1990s - and how we can end the scandals.

Most national sports suffer scandals. But the respect held by the Japanese for sumo is different.

It is the scandals from the past that are so toxic.

Richard Nixon resigned a step ahead of his certain impeachment in the Water-gate scandals.

Otherwise these scandals will continue to negatively affect consumer perceptions of the cheese industry.

Everyone has loved the word and has done all the scandals.

Japanese consumer confidence in food products has been shaken by several recent scandals, include cases of mislabeling.

We just love talking about celebrity scandals, about our mean bosses, and most importantly about our so-called friends.

Three senate presidents have been suspended or have resigned because of scandals in the past eight years.

Mr. Berlusconi has been at the centre of a number of alleged scandals in the past few months.

Anxiety about the economy, as well as a variety of scandals involving the Italian leader, may boost opposition parties.

China has stressed the protection of reporters' rights in newsgathering, following a string of suspected attacks against journalists who exposed scandals.

Coupled with financial scandals such as that over Enron, the events increased political pressure for acting on potential abuses by executives and greater scrutiny by investors.

Mr Hurstel, at Ernst & Young, worries about how to keep long-serving partners happy and energised, especially after the Enron scandals have eroded their godlike status.

The 1997 financial crisis in Asia and recent corporate scandals occur repetitively, propelled the issues of corporate governance among various Asian countries.

Without much of sensationalization, Yang likes living in a natural way, talking straightforward and hiding no emotions, which leaves her few scandals in her tracks.

In one of the scandals, of the 19 candidates who were awarded 20 bonus points for ship model performance in the city of Shaoxing, Zhejiang province, 13 are children of local government officials.

THE elections on March 28th and 29th in 13 of Italy's 20 regions were meant to seal Silvio Berlusconi's resurgence after a run of scandals over his private life.

The warp-speed sales of the tickets to his O2 shows indicated that despite the scandals and the absence of new hits, he was still beloved by his fans.

There are some proximate causes, including fury over scandals (one involving a famous monastery) that seem egregious even to a nation that reveres the church and often winks at petty larceny.

But, most of entrepreneurs in our country are unmoral, their unceasing scandals make enterprise be confronted with crisis of credit, confusion of social economy order and corrupt of moral fashion.