Sentence examples for bribe will be from inspiring English sources

So was his declaration that the deadline for unveiling the details of the Home Rule Bill bribe will be St Andrew's Day on 30 November (by the way, as if any underlining that is a desperate rearguard to save Britain were required, this is also Churchill's birthday); and that the one for introducing it to the Commons will be Burns Night on 25 January.

If a small corporation can place a man in the legislative body, to bribe will be easy and cheap.

Bribes will be put in place.

The bribe giver will be willing to cooperate in getting the bribe taker caught.

If you don't have this card and the police stop you or you are involved in an incident then you will need to pay a hefty bribe or your bike will be confiscated.

"After the act of bribery is committed, the interests of the bribe giver and the bribe taker will be at divergence.

Knowing that this will happen, the bribe taker will be deterred from taking a bribe".

However, if you do pay a bribe you will be responsible for perpetuating corruption and you will almost certainly be committing a criminal offence.

Though they allege that Mr Olmert did Mr Talansky some favours in return, proving bribe-taking will be hard.

Ludwig-Holger Pfahls, a high-ranking defense official in the government of former Chancellor Helmut Kohl who is accused of bribe-taking, will be extradited to Germany this month from France, where he was arrested last year after five years on the run.

If we refuse to pay bribes, we will be unable to implement our initiative and, moreover, we will lose market share and our economic rationale for locating operations in this country to competitors who have no compunction about paying such bribes.