There were, in other words, many reasons why mutual-fund executives turned a blind eye to such practices.
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Companies once were "turning a blind eye to where they're getting their materials from, " said Lezhnev.
Claudio Fava criticized European diplomats for turning a blind eye to an illegal prisoner transfer.
Switzerland and Austria have accused Italy of turning a blind eye to would-be refugees heading north.
He says they turned a blind eye to the fundamental weaknesses and imbalances of member states' economies.
Asked if she had turned a blind eye to abuse, she again replied: "Definitely not, definitely not".
The Adelphia board was stacked with company insiders who turned a blind eye to self-dealing by company executives.
Let's hope these aren't weasel words, whereby we turn a blind eye to other nations' supplying the funds.
Kochan also points a finger at larger countries that turn a blind eye to dubious dollars, including Israel.
Web service providers cannot turn a blind eye to specific infringement violations, but need not actively seek out infringers.
Hoarders often strenuously resist help and turn a blind eye to the chaos.
The US has accused Iraq of turning a blind eye to the flights, which Iran claims transport only humanitarian aid.
We imagine that the criminal justice system is fair, that it turns a blind eye to race, sex, or class.
Instead, they have concentrated on fighting insurgents, and have often been accused of turning a blind eye to the poppy fields.
Kenyan officials benefit from that trade and from turning a blind eye to the import of Somali cattle for slaughter in Nairobi.
Meanwhile, the other drama to watch is whether Ms. Solis will turn a blind eye to union corruption by weakening federal oversight.
Samaranch was never found guilty of any wrongdoing, but some blamed him for having turned a blind eye to all the corruption.
Why do we choose to turn a blind eye to the truth?
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But we will turn a blind eye to many things legally to give him some space in Belgrade to start those processes.
Asian markets are turning a blind eye to cracks in the foundations.
"If people continue to turn a blind eye to their weight problems, they will see their life expectancy considerably shortened, " he warned.
They gave more than 1m of them residency rights, and turned a blind eye to the hundreds of thousands who worked illegally.
In return, Iran will continue to turn a blind eye to the cross-border smuggling that keeps Iraqis supplied with food and other goods.
Regrettably, Iran is not responding to the many constructive proposals that have been made and we cannot turn a blind eye to this.
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In my opinion, auditors also turned a blind eye to shareholders and I would question their independence overall with regard to their bank clients.
Not only did we not agree with it, we were not complicit in it and nor did we turn a blind eye to it.
This leads many DJs to believe Ofcom is turning a blind eye to stations that are responsibly run by avoiding conflicts with other signals.
If we possessed such a radar, we would use it to decide which trades to turn a blind eye to when computing relative prices.
He added that in addressing climate change, the international community must not "turn a blind eye to historical responsibilities, per capita emissions and different levels of development".
When risk managers, compliance officers and hospital attorneys turn a blind eye to a serial killer to protect their institutions, they don't go to prison.
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