Sentence examples for a connivance from inspiring English sources

/ A connivance with official lies, / A song of drunkards whose throat will be cut in a moment, / Readings for sophomore girls".

"The bank knew in detail about Jérôme Kerviel's activities; a connivance that could go as far as complicity," one of the lawyers, Bernard Benaiem, told France Info radio.

"The bank knew in detail about Jerome Kerviel's activities; a connivance that could go as far as complicity", one of the lawyers, Bernard Benaiem, told France Info radio.

In February 2013, Mr. Kejriwal held a news conference at which he produced a series of documents and alleged a connivance of sorts between Delhi's private electricity distribution companies and the Delhi government let by Ms. Dikshit.

I have gone back to this idea since, because I feel it was a clue to my eventual burden, this set of random data points by which I simply moved across some screen before being faced with a connivance that I couldn't understand, though it seemed to belong to me.

Footage that was shot during the ad breaks, and leaked online, shows an extraordinary connivance between the two interviewers and Mr Riaz.

Jean-Pierre Jean-Pierre Jouyetof the French Financial Markets Authority, has described the existence of a "culture of connivance" that resulted in a decision in 2004, countenanced by the Europresidentissiof, thelet a Greek government admission oFrenchd (made in Mr. Jouyet's presence) pass in silence.

She accused the ministry of a "degree of connivance" with farmers who ignored a ban on using cattle feed made from the meat and bones of other cows.

Except that a university's connivance in what sounds to be a predigested outlook on intellectual history raises obvious questions, the main one of which is: If ASU was to sell its intellectual soul, couldn't it have gotten more than $1.129 million for it?

Andrews played a destitute singer who, with the connivance of a gay friend, poses as a man, impersonating a female singer.

There was another difference, which in terms of Scottish political attitudes may be the Holy Loch's most important legacy: one of the most beautiful seascapes in Europe – of longstanding aesthetic and recreational value to industrial Scotland – had been chosen by the United States as the site for a nuclear base with the connivance of a British government.