"avoid bribery" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to express the sentiment that bribery should not be undertaken or accepted. For example: It is important to adhere to a strict policy of avoiding bribery.
Saying they wanted to weed out nepotism and avoid bribery charges in the United States, JPMorgan employees in Asia started the program to hire well-connected candidates on a separate track from ordinary applicants, the employees and executives said.
He covered Senator Muskie's emotional response in New Hampshire to a newspaper's published attack on his wife, Mr. Agnew's admission of tax evasion to avoid bribery charges, and the Congressional impeachment hearings that led to Mr. Nixon's humiliation in the Watergate scandal.
In 1988 he left Belgian politics just in time to avoid a bribery scandal that later ended the careers of several of his contemporaries and at one time threatened his own.
Writer describes the legal and legislative maneuverings performed by Berlusconi and his allies to avoid prosecution for bribery.
Devise and implement procedures which mitigate those risks by enabling you to resist, avoid or prevent bribery.
For companies seeking to avoid unpleasant surprises like bribery investigations, Mr. Schlange said, it is important to have a proper code of conduct and to encourage workers to report breaches.
Former justice minister Jody Wilson-Ralleged alasted last month that she was subject to a "consistent and sustained effort" on the part of senior members of Trudeau's Liberal government to secure a deal for the company that would have seen it avoid criminal prosecution on bribery charges – against which the company has said it will "vigorously defend itself".
The innovation of appointment by letters patent was a scheme of Edward III's to avoid the potential for bribery, by providing a method through which judges could be paid.
At the end of 1980 1981 season Maribor were celebrating as the club managed to avoid relegation, when the "" bribery scandal emerged, and caused the club to be relegated from second tier to third by the decision of the Football Association of Yugoslavia disciplinary committee.
Candidates who already hold state office have had to sit on the sidelines; state law prevents them from raising money during a legislative session — the better to avoid the appearance of direct bribery while bills are under consideration.
O.K.? The Senate race played out against a chorus line of other politicians pleading guilty, including the former Hudson County executive, Robert C. Janiszewski (extortion) and the former mayor of Newark, Kenneth A. Gibson (tax evasion, to avoid retrial on fraud and bribery charges).
