1.   American banking laws call for immediate disclosure of corporate wrongdoing, while Japanese regulators are more protective of companies.

2.   American laws generally call for immediate disclosure of corporate wrongdoing, while Japanese regulators are more protective of companies based there.

3.   American banking laws generally call for immediate disclosure of corporate wrongdoing, while Japanese regulators are more protective of companies based there.

4.   Given the cycle of revelation after revelation of corporate wrongdoing and the growing lack of confidence in the system itself, the program is not without some merit.

5.   He said he did not believe that Brush Wellman fit a cardboard stereotype of corporate wrongdoing.

6.   It would also allow plaintiffs to go after the personal assets of company directors and officials charged with corporate wrongdoing and stock manipulation.

7.   Most of the proposed solutions address corporate wrongdoing only after the fact.

8.   The panel awarded money to compensate the clients for their losses, but declined to award them punitive damages, which are designed to punish and deter corporate wrongdoing.

9.   With damages staring at them for even talking to these folks, reporters would cede their ability to learn about corporate wrongdoing.

10.   He promised to enforce laws against corporate wrongdoing.