Few raise their heads above the parapet to blow the whistle on their bosses.
Rule No. 2: As referee, America decides when to blow the whistle and, more importantly, at whom.
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Harry was the one dissenter who was going to blow the whistle on the rhapsody of Brigadoon.
And over time an increasing number of participants will blow the whistle and drive down these unnecessary charges.
The result is that employees have felt unable to blow the whistle (at least openly) on unsavoury practices.
This makes it hard to blow the whistle on corrupt officials, because the bribe-giver has also broken the law.
He didn't do it because he thought, 'I've got to blow the whistle.
"At the rock-crushing plants they literally blow the whistle, Fred Flintstone-style, and everyone goes home for the day, " says Brewster.
What has made the difference is that the government's expanded amnesty programme has persuaded co-conspirators to blow the whistle on each other.
Organisations, including professional bodies and the government, have been quick to call on staff within the NHS to blow the whistle on poor practice.
For his steadfast advocacy of drug safety and his willingness to blow the whistle on his bosses, we're naming David Graham our Face of the Year.
Figuring out what motivates individuals to blow the whistle on crimes they witness is a key factor to the effectiveness of any regulations or company policies.
Yet however heart-warming, this optimism depends crucially on the balance of incentives on offer to those who are brave (or foolhardy) enough to blow the whistle.
Certainly the Fund was an accessory to the collapse: it overpraised Carlos Menem, Argentina's president of 1989-99, failing to blow the whistle on his loose fiscal policy.
If their only fear is of internal reprimand, it will be in their interests to engage in deception and cover-ups, and not to blow the whistle on others.
And you can start delivering that message by electing a President who will blow the whistle on this lack of responsibility, and I'm the guy who will do that.
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Another provision requires companies to give even the lowliest janitor on the other side of the globe a way to blow the whistle on financial wrongdoing, anytime day or night.
Some health insurance insiders unhappy about being forced to make these payments to brokers over the years were eager to blow the whistle and are disappointed with the delay in meaningful action.
The idea of a transnational news organization that anyone could safely and anonymously leak to, in order to blow the whistle on all kinds of official misbehavior, and that no single government could intimidate, seemed unstoppable.
In later years, there were more warnings about the Home, but Lucy Cole-Hamilton does seem to be the first to make a serious attempt to blow the whistle, according to Margaret Humphreys of the Child Migrants' Trust.
In a Senate Judiciary Hearing on insider trading and hedge funds, Grassley took members of the agency to task for their handling of the investigation and the firing of a former SEC investigator who is now trying to blow the whistle on the matter.
Blazer, the only American on the FIFA Executive Committee, is the first within the exclusive FIFA inner circle to blow the whistle on a colleague, and the allegation brought so much outrage that acting CONCACAF president Lisle Austin attempted to fire Blazer five days later for insubordination (the action was blocked, and now Austin is under investigation).
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But the two coaches subsequently revealed that they had been informed by the fourth official that the clock had been stopped in error and that the referee would blow the final whistle earlier than the official timing indicated.
Atkinson then did not blow the full-time whistle until 96 minutes and 58 seconds were on the clock and Hughes believes the pressure of the Old Trafford crowd may have played its part.
So, whoever wins the 2014 World Cup can blow their own whistle -- or do the caxirola shake.
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Sadly, there is no independent referee who can blow a whistle and stop the game, assess a penalty and make you obey the rules.
Scotland's Max Evans, whose brother Thom suffered a career-ending broken neck against Wales last season, left the field on the stretcher and that seemed to encourage referee Dave Pearson to blow his whistle even though there was still time remaining on the clock.
"I thought Trey fouled him, and then I thought the whistle was going to blow, and then I just went for the ball, " Hardaway said.
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