Sentence examples for being bribed by from inspiring English sources
"We are being bribed by debt to fall in lockstep behind the federal government," he said.
He criticized lawmakers' support of the original casino bill and accused them of being bribed by campaign contributions on the electricity bill.
What if instead of being bribed by wealthy interests, politicians are engaged in a form of legal extortion designed to extract campaign contributions?
Well, you won't win respect if you, by implication, admit you're capable of being bribed by the size of a donation.
I called another key figure on the tape, Hugo Perez La Salvia, who had been Minister of Mines and Hydrocarbons in 1971, who categorically denied being bribed by Hammer.
Nakaima, who was backed by Abe's Liberal Democratic party in Sunday's election, sparked anger among many Okinawans who accused him of being bribed by central government promises of massive investment in the prefecture, the poorest in Japan.
Thus, Jewish high priests were bribed by the kings and dynasts of Syria.
Allegedly, a UN inspector was bribed by Iraq to turn a blind eye.
He eventually left office in 1995 amid accusations he had been bribed by the Yakuza.
He almost went with Mrs. Bachmann until she claimed that her state chairman, Kent Sorenson, had been bribed by Mr. Paul.
Some may be kidnapped or coerced, but many are bribed by false job opportunities, passports, or visas.
