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whistle-blowers
释义
n. 弊端揭发人；告密者（whistle-blower 的复数）
例句
1·After Enron, an energy firm, collapsed in a flurry of fraud, Congress passed the Sarbanes-Oxley act in 2002 which, among other things, protected whistle -blowers from retaliation.
能源公司安然卷进诈骗漩涡后倒闭，国会于2002年通过了萨班斯·奥克斯利法案，和其他一系列措施，共同保护检举揭发者不受报复的伤害。
2·The provisions include state protection for whistle -blowers , as well as rewards for bringing legitimate cases - a strong incentive in an increasingly litigious society such as China's.
条款包括对举报者的国家保护，以及依法举报的奖励——在一个越来越喜欢打官司的社会中，如中国，这是一个强烈的激励。
3·Even after a disgruntled senior executive posted some rum-sounding details to Wikileaks, a website specialising in information provided by whistle -blowers , they would have remained obscure.
即使在一位心怀不满的银行高管向Wikileaks——专注于由告密者提供消息的网站——泄密之后，他们依然扑朔迷离。
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