Sentence examples for bribe the new from inspiring English sources
Blumenthal has since discovered that the clause addressed a major issue for the Framers, who feared that wealthier countries would bribe the new nation's public-office holders.
DealBook » Mexican Attorney General to Investigate Wal-Mart | In addition, President Felipe Calderón of Mexico made his first public comment on the Wal-Mart scandal since The New York Times broke the news last weekend, saying "it wasn't right" to do business based on petty bribes, The New York Times reports.
In contrast to Calderón-era officials, who cowed journalists with threats and bribes, the new government appeared to want to do it through repressive laws, she said.
The company paid "bribes to obtain permits in virtually every corner of the country," amounting to some $24 million, and then hushed up its own investigation into the bribes, The New York Times reported in April.
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Do not bribe the teacher.
As ultimate insurance, Bialystock proffers an opening-night bribe to The New York Times drama critic.
The company owner explained that the police were looking for any kind of a problem as an excuse to take a bribe (the brand new Land Rover didn't offer such opportunities).
In another set of calls, Mr. Guzmán discussed sending a cartel operative nicknamed Gato to bribe a new commander from the federal police.
That echoes the phone-hacking scandal, which erupted eight years after Rebekah Brooks told parliament News International was bribing the police and her admission was entirely ignored.
