Sentence examples for between businessmen from inspiring English sources

The symbiosis between businessmen seeking favours and parties needing cash has sent campaign funding soaring.

What he was was a bridge — between businessmen and technology, between designers and technology, between animators and engineers and the public.

He tries to recruit her, explaining that government is simply based on "what works", and that money is raised through encounters between businessmen and the premier.

This forum, set up in 2001 during the Schröder-Putin days, is designed for frank exchanges between businessmen, academics and policymakers.

Investigations into the 2007-8 violence revealed hotel meetings between businessmen and local politicians, the mobilization of trucks, supermarket purchases of machetes and cash payments to militia members.

Born out of decaying Soviet socialism and with corrupt party functionaries as its midwives, Russian capitalism continues to be bound to the state by the myriad of "deals," outdated regulations and nefarious connections between businessmen and government officials.

Their latest leak are documents they claim detail a court case between businessman Nathan Jacobson and CSIS, and Anonymous have said there will be more substantial Canadian cabinet leaks in the fall.

Four years of political turmoil have brought clearer divisions between wealthy families and their domestic staff, between the patrons of expensive restaurants and the waiters who serve them, between golfing businessmen and the legions of caddies who carry their bags.

An agency charged with gathering taxes and duties on fuel imports collected little, Mr. Diarra said, because "there was a deal between the businessmen and the tax collectors".

"It was a sort of deal between small businessmen and the authorities," Sheilagh Ogilvie, an economic historian at the University of Cambridge who is more critical of the guilds' legacy than Epstein or Prak, told me.

Her other contribution to the WikiLeaks revelations is a laugh-out-loud account of a brunch meeting last year between British businessmen and Prince Andrew, a member of Britain's royal family who, bizarrely, has a diplomatic role as a "trade envoy".