Sentence examples for bribery practices from inspiring English sources

In a statement released last Monday, Rupert Murdoch said the bribery practices explained in the investigation were "ones of the past, and no longer exist at The Sun".

The second part of the report, to be published this week, will deal with associated "corruption and bribery practices at the highest levels of international athletics".

Evidence of "corruption and bribery practices at the highest levels of international athletics" has been passed to Interpol, which does not carry out its own inquiries but farms them out to its 190 member countries.

Next week, Dick Pound is expected to deliver the second part of his Wada commissioned report into the issues, including further detail on "corruption and bribery practices at the highest levels of international athletics".

The IAAF, where senior officials – including former president Diack – were recently arrested by French prosecutors, also came in for heavy criticism as the report found "corruption and bribery practices at the highest levels of international athletics".

The International Association of Athletics Federations, where senior officials including former president Lamine Diack were last week arrested by French prosecutors, also came in for heavy criticism as the report found "corruption and bribery practices at the highest levels of international athletics".

The allegations made by four voters include bribery, corrupt practices and exerting undue influence over voters.

Mayor Lutfur Rahman and his party, Tower Hamlets First, face claims of bribery, corrupt practices and exerting undue spiritual influence over voters.

Separately, the High Court has heard a petition brought by four local activists who claim May's council election was marred by bribery, corrupt practices and undue influence over voters by Mr Rahman and his party, Tower Hamlets First.

Run-of-the-mill bribery schemes, practiced from China to Mexico, usually involve the police, fire inspectors or other regulators asking for payments on the side to allow a business to operate.

Hard-hitting columnists link government officials and police officers by name to extortion and bribery, a practice not without risk in a country with one of the world's highest rates of murdered journalists.