| Tax whistle-blower legislation needs to do more than just protect the individual. |
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| The word whistle-blower suggests that you're a tattletale or that you're somehow disloyal. |
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| A whistle-blower last night said a dodgy computer system was to blame for sparking travel chaos. |
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| They received information from a whistle-blower, reported the story, and protected their source. |
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| Instead of being lauded as a whistle-blower, he was impugned as a criminal. |
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| The former banker who became a whistle-blower, triggering a massive investigation of the Swiss bank. |
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| The whistle-blower who played a key part in exposing the fraud has spoken for the first time. |
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| Spanish whistle-blower Ana Garrido tells James Badcock how exposing murky deals in the ruling Popular Party ruined her life. |
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| The project combines digital tools and green activism in an online system for filing whistle-blower alerts on illegal logging. |
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| Further theme-specific guidance is provided by the whistle-blower protection policy and the anti-fraud policy. |
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| Even with the superinjunction, the report appeared on the whistle-blower Web site Wikileaks three days after the injunction. |
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| The government has said that it would soon be introducing whistle-blower legislation. |
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| About two thirds of the institutions reported to provide for a publicly accessible whistle-blower hotline. |
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| Here's a Washington Post story about an unsung hero of 2002 who is not even a whistle-blower. |
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| This does not mean, however, that an auditor could not act as whistle-blower on behalf of the company. |
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| The social set is torn between pegging him as a total rat fink or a noble whistle-blower. |
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| A policy on whistle-blower protection is currently under preparation and will be issued after staff consultations. |
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| However, all too often the whistle-blower faces severe lawsuits and risks to personal welfare. |
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| Mr. Rogerson, I understand that you were a whistle-blower during the 2001 OPP investigation, and you were the subject of such a transfer. |
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| The whistle-blower is a worker who becomes outraged morally or politically about a managerial strategy. |
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| Our concerns were finally vindicated when an anonymous whistle-blower called in the National Audit Office. |
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| If the chief executive officer or financial director are corrupt, it is extremely difficult to flush out the liars and cheats, unless there is a whistle-blower. |
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| Mark Felt, FBI number two in the days of Watergate, could not give the kind of ringing declaration appropriate to an unmasked whistle-blower. |
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| In the Netherlands, the public service trade union, ABVAKABO FNV, campaigned for the introduction of whistle-blower protection legislation. |
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| At least 18 people were wrongly committed by Highland doctors, according to a whistle-blower who claims she has since been forced out of her job as a medical records officer. |
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| The identity of the whistle-blower is kept in a sealed envelope and stored separately from the inquiry file with the lead inquirer. |
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| Months later, a whistle-blower contacted him. |
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| Considerable advisory support was provided by the Government Accountability Project, an international nongovernmental organization devoted to whistle-blower protection. |
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| Bill C-11, the so-called whistle-blower legislation, was first introduced as Bill C-25 on March 22, 2004, but to date has not been passed by Parliament. |
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| A whistle-blower can also report a complaint of retaliation or reprisal. |
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| Recommendations included the establishment of term limits for the heads of internal oversight and the external auditors, financial disclosure requirements for certain staff, whistle-blower protection and an ethics function. |
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| Her prior experience as a Wall Street whistle-blower had not left her desirous of more tumultuous press attention. |
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| The difference between a leaker and a whistle-blower is important. |
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| The leak was exposed by an anonymous whistle-blower who passed the newspaper a memory stick containing files on 2,000 of the bank's customers, it said. |
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| The call came after a whistle-blower claimed he was told to 'remove, omit and delete' from a report late last year and was dismissed for making the claims. |
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| In terms of whistle-blowing, I would say that a whistle-blower is someone who blows the whistle for the troops to go out of the trenches into the line of fire. |
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| They must be resprayed green before being returned to England and the bill could hit PS2million once shipping costs are added, an MoD whistle-blower said. |
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