Sentence examples for cahoots from inspiring English sources

He became notorious for secret police shenanigans, and the US suspected his coterie of being in cahoots with the former KGB.

And in the early 2000s al-Qaeda carried out a series of bombings in Riyadh, targeting foreigners and royals, whom they accused of being in cahoots with the "Crusaders".Nowadays the main security threat comes from outside Iran's expansion, chaos in Yemen and jihadists inspired by Islamic State (IS), which has turned parts of Iraq and Syria into a "caliphate".

On top of that, says the report, Mr Tan was in cahoots with at least eight stockbroking firms to fake transactions and thus to inflate volumes in BW shares.For a while the scam worked spectacularly.

They pay $2 for this, he said and another $20, or a quarter of his factory wage, to private water-sellers in cahoots with corrupt water-board officials.

It is committed to fighting the guerrillas, and accusations that the army and the paramilitary groups are in cahoots are common.

Throughout it all, except for 11 short months in 1993-94, the Liberal Democratic Party LDPP), in cahoots with big business, bureaucrats and other interests, has clung to power, as it had since it was first elected in full cold-war regalia in 1955.No longer.

An Italian diplomat who was closely involved with the negotiations seemed to favour the Patriarchate's expulsion; he was suspected by the British of being in cahoots with a Vatican plan to remove the Patriarchate and increase Roman influence over the region's Christians.

Worse, suspicions that the ISI, or at least some of its officers, are still in cahoots with their jihadist enemies persist.

Looking for laws ReprintsThe unit has now been called in to investigate more skulduggery in the ministry of public works, one of the biggest public-procurement departments, after a discovery that suppliers in cahoots with officials had been charging wildly inflated prices of up to four times the real costs.

He was also in cahoots with al-Qaeda sympathisers in Britain including several arrested in London last August—and is thought to have planned atrocities with them, in Britain and America.Also interesting is the scene of Mr Libbi's capture, in Mardan (see map in article), in North West Frontier Province, close by Pakistan's border with Afghanistan.

The result is that Italy's left is in a spin.Mr Prodi, whose own centre-left alliance, known as the Olive Tree, won the 1996 general election in cahoots with the unreformed ex-communists, is said to be bitter that Mr D'Alema snatched his job without winning an election.