Sentence examples for an example of collusion from inspiring English sources

However benignly it characterizes this action, it will be as clear-cut an example of collusion as anything that goes on at an OPEC meeting.

That said, whether Trump's campaign "colluded" with the Russians depends very much on how you define "collusion". Do you count a secret willingness of Trump's family and campaign chairman Paul Manafort to get negative information from the Russian government an example of collusion?

As an example of possible collusion, the plaintiffs pointed to the $21.3 billion acquisition of the giant hospital operator HCA, which was led by Bain and K.K.R.

An example of illegal collusion is a secret agreement between firms to fix prices.

Fleischer said that accepting the meeting with Russia was an example of "bad judgment" on Trump Jr.'s part, but not evidence of collusion.

"It was actually more a case of collusion," he said.

A telling example of customer collusion is the imbroglio surrounding McKesson HBOC, the San Francisco health care products distributor.

The emails were steadily leaked via WikiLeaks in the months before the election, damaging Clinton's White House run by revealing that DNC figures had colluded to harm the chances of her nomination rival Bernie Sanders, and later giving examples of collusion between her campaign and figures in the media to blindside Trump in debates.

The fresh coroner's court probe followed a report by the HET, which according to Mr Winters, pointed to one of the most notorious examples of collusion involving the security forces.

It's hard to find a more perfect example of this collusion than in a bill that's headed for a vote soon in the U.S. Senate: the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act, or CISA.

The Burntollet ambush, shown on television that evening, was etched on the nationalist psyche as another example of state collusion with loyalist mob rule.