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Meanings of whistle blower in English
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whistleblower An informant who exposes wrongdoing within an organization in the hope of stopping it.
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Examples for "whistleblower"
Examples for "whistleblower"
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Particular attention must be given to reports of misconduct or whistleblower reports.
2
It ignored the whistleblower and penalty points controversy for far too long.
3
In a statement, the whistleblower said his sentence ignored the public interest.
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My question did not accuse anybody of being a whistleblower, Paul said.
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Wednesday's panel witnesses mostly support corporate America's position on the whistleblower rule.
Usage of whistle blower in English
1
Russia has granted the fugitive American whistle blower, Edward Snowden, temporary asylum.
2
His claims are based on information from the American whistle blower Edward Snowden.
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Meanwhile not a single Congressional committee will let AT&T whistle blower Mark Klein testify.
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They go on to discuss whether suspected leaker Bradley Manning is a traitor or whistle blower.
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I didn't consider myself a whistle blower.
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This year, we are being asked to believe that a long-list has been leaked by some brave whistle blower.
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It's critical to remember that there were no whistle blower protections that would cover me as a private contractor.
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Media commentator Gavin Ellis discusses revelations about the GCSB spying on pacific nations from NSA whistle blower Edward Snowden.
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Stepanova, an 800-metre runner who was herself caught doping, has since become a whistle blower on cheating in Russian athletics.
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Lawyers had been engaged to devise a " whistle blower protection policy" for students reporting such abuse, he added.
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This will not be Joubert's first time overseeing this fixture as he was the whistle blower at Croke Park in 2010.
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He had published months before its launch that the mirrors were defective, but the government didn't heed the whistle blower's advice.
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Let's say you're a whistle blower trying to send information to Glenn Greenwald, one of the journalists who first published Snowden's revelations.
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ACC's complaint over a whistle blower has hit a dead end with the police today saying they've concluded no offence was committed.
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Typically what you need is a whistle blower. The complexity of the cases means that they take a long time to put together.
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The software services company has been in focus over the last couple of weeks after a whistle blower alleged financial misappropriation at the firm.