Sentence examples for admitted to fixing from inspiring English sources

Two wrestlers and a coach have admitted to fixing bouts.

The two wrestlers who have so far admitted to fixing bouts, Chiyohakuho and Enatsukasa, were in the Juryo league.

In 1991, the company had a brush with scandal when executives admitted to fixing the price of Passover matzos.

Qantas Airways admitted to fixing prices on international air cargo shipments and agreed to pay a $61 million fine, the Justice Department said.

A personal-injury lawyer was found not guilty of drunken driving on Thursday in a trial in which jurors rejected the testimony of two police officers who admitted to fixing tickets in unrelated cases.

The officer, Salvador Duran, had admitted to fixing a summons he got for an expired car inspection sticker and two summonses for his sister-in-law, something hammered on by the defense as poisoning his believability.

Some players were not paid in full by the organisers while allegations of corruption have since emerged, with the former New Zealand international Lou Vincent admitting to fixing games during his time playing for the Chandigarh Lions in 2008.

In December he admitted to match-fixing and was banned for life.

As some indication of how ubiquitous ticket-fixing is, Officer Goris, who already testified, also admitted to trying to get tickets fixed for her mother and her boyfriend's cousin.

Earlier this month, two English footballers were fined after admitting to helping to fix games in Australia for a global betting syndicate.

Cricket South Africa said the investigation into corruption in its domestic Ram Slam Twenty20 competition could run for "weeks, months or years" after the former international Gulam Bodi admitted attempting to fix matches and was given a 20-year ban from cricket.