Sentence examples for and the connivance of from inspiring English sources

It was the emergence of fascism and the connivance of capitalism's advocates in it.

Their new enterprise involves the theft of automobiles and the connivance of the officers of tramp steamiers.

Mladic managed to evade justice for 16 years with the help of Serbian army comrades and the connivance of the Serbian state.

But, by then, Mann was up against the Nazis, who seized control of the composer's legacy and works at the express command of Hitler and with the connivance of Wagner's descendants.

What Bubinski covets most is money, and with the connivance of Lizzarde the two young scientists are soon at work on a surefire remedy for baldness.

The demonisation of the poor, low-paid or unemployed is sickening: that it's been achieved so quickly and with the connivance of so much of the media is deeply depressing.

(It is piquant to reflect that many of the popular bodice-rippers this book unearths have a literal - if neglected and unsavoury - source in the well-authenticated anecdote about Thomas Seymour one day leading the nubile Elizabeth into the garden and, with the connivance of his wife, Henry VIII's widow Catherine Parr, scissoring off her dress).

What they did – in secret, with the assistance of judges appointed by a single man operating in secrecy, and with the connivance of many decent people who believed themselves to be acting to save the society – was to unchain the listeners from law.

Mercer was in Warm Springs, Georgia, at the time of Roosevelt's death in April 1945, but her presence was kept secret from the public and, through the connivance of Franklin's daughter, Anna, from Eleanor as well.

This is a sincere offer and done without the connivance of the police or the authorities".

Russian firms, following up old Soviet connections and often with the connivance of officials who are supposed to police them, have been implicated in illegal transfers of missile and nuclear technology to several countries.