scandal

Preposition: of

• poverty: However, the real scandal of fuel poverty is the impact on the health of individuals.
• 1980s: That is partly the result of changes made here following the UK's own corporate scandals of the late 1980s.
• homelessness: One such important issue relates to the scandal of homelessness in Wales.

Preposition: that

splash: Liberty mutual does just identify yourself scandal that splashes.

Converse of object

• mis-selling: Clearly, the high profile nature of mortgage endowments and other mis-selling scandals has concentrated the mind of everyone in the financial services industry.
• expose: He was causing a stir among the people as he exposed the sex scandal in Herod's private life.
• uncover: The fact that both Solbes and Schreyer have failed over four years to uncover the scandal is apparently neither here nor there.
• provoke: The publication of these results in the media provoked a national scandal.

Adjective modifier

• match-fixing: First there was the match-fixing scandal among Italian football clubs, which resulted in Juventus, Lazio and Fiorentina being relegated.
• mis-selling: Like precipice bonds and with-profits policies before them, target funds may be a mis-selling scandal in the making.
• high-profile: In the light of recent high-profile corporate scandals, there is a new spotlight being put on corporate governance.
• pedophile: In October 1996 he lambasted Belgium's civic institutions for failing to protect the country's children in the wake of a pedophile scandal.
• corporate: There have also been several corporate governance scandals of fashion companies around the world.
• notorious: He joined Drexel Burnham Lambert just months before the notorious junk bond scandals broke.

Noun used with modifier

• mis-selling: They also presided over the pensions mis-selling scandal, at a cost of £ 3 billion.
• marsh: For three distinct the marsh scandal been turned into.
• peerage: The loans for peerages scandal has rocked Tony Blair who was unable to walk unaided last week.
• oil-for-food: Mr Galloway was appearing before a US Senate sub-committee to face questioning over his alleged involvement in the long-running UN oil-for-food program scandal.
• corruption: The last time Italy won the world cup was in the backdrop of a major corruption scandal in Italian football.
• bribery: Any city or county council staff wanting to post bribery scandal information here are very very welcome.