rig the market

The traders didn't actually make any money from rigging the markets themselves.

Conservative types don’t think governments should rig the market.

We wouldn't invest $1.7 billion in new generation and then try and rig the market.

Politicians cried that they could not rig the market in favour of mutuality.

It therefore becomes necessary to rig the market.

And the honourable gentleman has the nerve to say that we have rigged the market against coal.

Unfair, informal internships can rig the market in favour of those who already have opportunities.

But he can’t deny it rigs the market?

What Britain is seeking to do at present is effectively to rig the market in its own favour.

When the mortgage default wave struck, the banks proved able to rig the market to obscure its impact.

He wants to fix carbon prices because the Tories want to rig the market in favour of renewables.

“To end cronyism we must end government’s ability to dole out favors and rig the market.

That same day the European Commission accused 13 big investment banks of having rigged the market for credit derivatives.

But they can't, mainly because rich countries have rigged the markets, subsidizing their farmers so heavily that nobody can compete.

In the end, the only way to keep energy costs down in the long term is not to rig the market, but to make it work properly.

Thirteen of the companies listed above also stopped distributing songs to services which offered infinite downloads, thus rigging the market.

The involvement of such banks is critical to restoring the credibility of lending rates undermined by attempts to rig the market.

"Investors say, 'I thought only the Japanese and Malaysians rigged the market.

It is part of the government's determination to drive the country out of two decades of deflation, but some say they are rigging the market.

Oil executives could face jail if they conspired to keep petrol prices high by rigging the market, David Cameron has warned.

When speaking to the public initially, the financial elite (who, one should not forget, often rigged the market mercilessly before the Crash) sounded more philanthropic.

He admitted to cheating customers, rigging the market for some stocks and bonds and helping a friend illegally avoid taxes.

It restrains the previously unchecked prerogative of the insurance corporations (like the railroad companies a century ago) to rig the market in their favor.

He said: "The authors have decided that owner-occupation is best and that Government should rig the markets to achieve this.

Critics at the time said the underwriters rigged the market against mom-and-pop investors to drum up fees and curry favor with corporate insiders.