Sentence examples for biggest kickback from inspiring English sources

"So they pick the one that gives the biggest kickback".

Because prisons receive commissions from the phone companies they contract with, facilities strike deals with providers not to get inmates the best service at the best rate, but to get themselves the biggest kickback.

Last month, the FCC finally moved to cap the cost of outgoing calls at 25 cents per minute, but Friedmann wants to go even further and require CCA and GEO to sign phone contracts with bidders that offer the lowest per-minute rate, rather than the company that offers them the biggest kickback on commission.

He is also being investigated in connection with a big kickback scheme at the state-owned oil company, Petrobras.

They wanted a steel industry whatever the cost, partly as a matter of national pride, and partly because big projects brought big kickbacks.

Another theory is that the anti-corruption campaigns financed by Mr Soros have been too successful: they have highlighted big kickbacks in the distribution of European Union aid.Mr Soros is winding down his efforts in the richer parts of the post-communist world, where the "open societies" that he favours seem to be thriving.

Just as the government's corruption hindered its war effort bigwigs ordered useless weapons because the sellers offered bigger kickbacks, officers traded guns for diamonds with UNITA so will corruption temper the government's desire to make peace".National security" is a good excuse for not publishing accurate accounts.

But if you ask small manufacturers who are left out of the process and may have cheaper and more efficient products the hospitals won't look at, it's a big-time kickback scheme that costs health care consumers over $100 billion a year.

Carvalho Hosken has not been implicated, but its two partners in the Olympic Park developments – the construction firms Odebrecht and Andrade Gutierrez – are separately under investigation in the biggest bribery and kickback scandal in Brazil's history, operation Lava Jato, which is looking into accusations of wrongdoing at the oil company Petrobras.

Mr. Bruan has told the grand jury that in exchange for allocations of I.P.O.'s, several of the biggest investment banks demanded kickbacks of trading profits and commitments to buy more shares of the new stocks after the offerings, the people said.

Petrobras, Brazil's state-controlled oil company, is embroiled in a much bigger scandal involving kickbacks of perhaps $4 billion over the past decade.