(b) Informants (whistle blowers)

Overview Origin of term The term whistle blower comes from the whistle a referee uses to indicate an illegal or foul play.

So I whistle the tone.

She played a tune on the piano.

Sami blew the whistle on Layla.

In Iran, a dissident group, not the IAEA, blew the whistle.

Don't worry about tunes. Take a tune, sing high when they sing low, sing fast when they sing slow, and you've got a new tune.

You whistle the same tone as me.

I can't remember the tune of that song.

Today, the EU is dancing to Fidel s tune.

That very tune reminded me of my adolescence.

Joe was what a lot of people might think of as a whistle blower, except that like almost all whistle blowers, he wasn't a crank at all, he was passionately devoted to the organization and the higher purposes that that organization served.

When the whistle blows, that means everyone stops what they're doing and listens.

Left unanswered, however, is what comes next. China bashers typically change their tune after a presidential election.

Also at the top of the AKP s agenda is choosing a president in tune with its worldview.

When the final whistle sounded on a 1 0 victory for Japan, the crowd, infuriated, burst into spontaneous pogroms and beatings.

Roadkill picker uppers whistle while they work. I swear to God I did it with them.

Philip Zimbardo Let's tune into the conversation of the principals in Adam's temptation.

But when it comes to recognizing that reality in the world s international financial institutions, they adopt a different tune.

And in 2004, the IAEA blew the whistle on South Korea s non safeguarded plutonium and enrichment experiments.

Practice drills and associated exercises are being undertaken to fine tune the security plan.

You all recognize that one. This is the most played tune in the world today.

When AIG was bailed out to the tune of 85 billion, the market fell 5 .

At some level, we all pretend to tune into the Olympics to admire human athleticism.

Parliament was dissolved by King Hassan II in 1965, but the elections started up again in 1969, albeit to a different tune.

Writing at Mideast Youth, fellow Bahraini Esra'a explains why she did not tune into the speech

But politics, not economics, explains why the Fed chairman changed his tune about America s weak external position.

In addition, they encourage the public to blow the whistle on any company that still continues to breach the competition laws.

So why is the US now singing a different tune? The answer is obvious America s high unemployment rate, which hovers between 9 and 10 .

The other interesting new face, though he has no chance of becoming a major leader, is Shtayyeh. A successful businessman, he could become an ombudsman and whistle blower, which would be a real innovation.

It was advisable to fine tune the criteria governing these reallocations and more precisely ascertain their incidence on programmes.

Saudi Arabia's meddling in Bahrain's internal affairs has been revealed in top secret documents released by whistle blowing site WikiLeaks from June 20.

Of course, this was the intended outcome under Basri's watch, and his successors under Mohammed VI's reign have only had to fine tune things a bit.

According to an investigation by the New York Times published in April 2012, Wal Mart kept this information quiet since 2005, when a former employee in Mexico blew the whistle.

He will lift up a banner to the nations from far, and he will whistle for them from the end of the earth. Behold, they will come speedily and swiftly.

First, I am introducing a robust new policy for the protection of whistle blowers so that staff can feel sufficiently protected to come forward with concerns about conduct without reprisal.

After three months, it became evident that Kondo Inc. could not repay the debt (informants or whistle blowers, assuming that the bad loan contract was reported by a bank employee).

History of the major rivers of southern Britain during the Tertiary (near end) download tune and its score Lost Solent River

WikiLeaks capitalized on the potential of digital technologies to circumvent official censorship and, thanks to whistle blowers, disseminated information that governments wanted to keep secret.

The real cost of ambitious, early, and large carbon cutting programs would be a reduction in growth particularly damaging to the world s poor to the tune of around 40 trillion a year.

The children cautiously began to follow this young man, who had started to jump to the tune and make funny, childlike movements.

Musical innovator Andrew Bird winds together his trademark violin technique with xylophone, vocals and sophisticated electronic looping. Add in his uncanny ability to whistle anything, and he becomes a riveting one man orchestra.

A musical road is a road, or part of a road, which when driven over causes a tactile vibration and audible rumbling transmitted through the wheels into the car body in the form of a musical tune.

But what if there was a way to tune bodies to reject all infections? For example, there are a few cases of natural immunity to HIV, but we are unable to understand why.

Let s hope that when the last whistle blows at the final in Berlin on July 9, we Germans retain as much of this positive spirit as possible.