Sentence examples for bribe through from inspiring English sources
The phrase "bribe through" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English
It is unclear in what context it is intended to be used, as "bribe" typically requires a direct object or a preposition that indicates the means or method of bribery. Example: "He tried to bribe the official through a large sum of money."
In June, prosecutors charged four Williamsburg men with attempting to silence her by offering her a $500,000 bribe through her boyfriend to drop her participation in the case.
In April 1875, it was discovered that Attorney General George H. Williams allegedly received a bribe through a $30,000 gift to his wife from a Merchant house company, Pratt & Boyd, to drop the case for fraudulent customhouse entries.
Phase two is to legally bribe, through lobbying and "fundraising," for our elected officials who ultimately put terrible, destructive, racist laws on the books so they can continue to fill their "hotels".
JPMorgan escaped criminal charges, but the Securities and Exchange Commission penalized it for paying bribes through local middlemen.
Did you take your bribes through this or that company?' And they go all rigid".
He spent hours explaining to Mr. Torres-Landa the mechanics of how he had helped funnel bribes through trusted fixers, known as "gestores".
One former Petrobras executive, now a key prosecution informant, has testified that he channelled around $100m in bribes through a network of bank accounts, including in Switzerland.
The prosecutors, Glen G. McGorty and William J. Harrington, had presented evidence they said showed that Mr. Boyland was bribed through a sham consulting agreement with Mr. Rosen in return for making requests for millions of dollars in state money for MediSys.
Still, the inquiries have long represented one of the most prominent efforts by prosecutors in both countries to investigate claims that many large companies have passed bribes through middlemen to win overseas contracts.
The newspaper said it obtained a copy of a report filed by Italian prosecutors against Mr. Orsi that alleged Mr. Tyagi had been bribed through his relatives to grant AgustaWestland the contract.
In the trial in Manhattan, Mr. Boyland was acquitted of charges that he had conspired to take $175,000 in bribes through a sham consulting agreement with the chief executive of a health care organization, MediSys, which runs hospitals in Brooklyn and Queens.
