用insider造句子，“insider”造句

The only person willing to stand against Mr Najib, the consummate insider, was Razaleigh Hamzah, a veteran outsider.

This insolubly insulated glass will make the insider inside of the Building cooler in summer and warmer in winter.

Article7: No one may take advantage of a Share buyback by a listed company to engage in insider trading, manipulate securities prices or engage in securities fraud.

The trading activity is subject to financial regulation whose objective is to protect clients, and identify and prosecute breaches of relevant laws on market misconduct, for example, insider trading.

But that's only partially right, according to the Gates insider.

People categorize other people: enemy or friend; family or stranger; insider or outsider.

It would not surprise me if the investigative trail in this probable insider trading case led to cabal members.

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown is eating up to 9 bananas a day as he tries to shape up for the General Election, an insider revealed.

There is a small chance that Siemens will get its way after all-its decision will not be final until Areva buys back its shares-but that is unlikely, says an insider.

Given Goldman's extraordinary success, Mr Paulson's successor will almost certainly be an insider.

One insider response to the Staffordshire University research came from a black former league manager who no longer works in the UK.

Because he was technically an insider, Gupta will likely be charged in the "classical" definition of insider trading, where pecuniary benefit is a necessary prerequisite to guilt.

A Justin Bieber team insider told that "the lawyer has been peddling this story for money to a number of outlets."

An insider at Zotye Auto said the vehicle is selling at a loss at present.

And there was the Man - i.e., a moderately cute guy who wrote a book - who gave insider tips on how to hook up with him, which involved not being critical and having long hair.

In New York, notes a Milanese insider, you can find many lawyers who think liken the Harvard-educated Mr Rossi.

Whether or not this constitutes insider trading, it is a shocking ethical lapse, a blatant conflict of interest and a breach of Mr. Sokol's duty of loyalty to his employer.