Sentence examples for charges for rigging from inspiring English sources

The conviction on Friday of three former UBS executives on conspiracy and wire fraud charges for rigging bids in the municipal bond market may serve as a template for how prosecutors can pursue cases in the manipulation of the London interbank offered rate, or Libor.

In his third term, he was indicted on corruption charges for rigging hospital licenses, but one federal trial ended in a hung jury and he was acquitted in a second trial.

A man who ran what was once the largest residential real estate management company in the city pleaded guilty yesterday to a corruption charge for rigging bids and accepting kickbacks from contractors who worked in the co-op apartments he oversaw.

Only when Al Sanchez, a former mayoral aide, stood trial on corruption charges last year — for rigging city hiring in favor of Hispanic organization members who campaigned for Mr. Daley and for candidates endorsed by him — did a 1993 fund-raising letter surface describing "the main purpose" of the Hispanic group as helping to improve the mayor's political fortunes.

On January 31st Marsh agreed to pay that sum to settle civil charges of rigging bids for insurance contracts and sending clients to favoured insurers, in a suit brought by Mr Spitzer and New York state's insurance superintendent.

The turmoil within the MDC has been a boost for Mugabe, whose party has ruled Zimbabwe since independence from Britain in 1980 amid charges of rigging recent elections.

The Tories are open to further charges of rigging the system in their favour.

A number of individuals have also been charged for Libor rigging in cases brought by the Serious Fraud Office, including three from Barclays who were charged in February.

The Serious Fraud Office is investigating a number of firms, including Lloyds, for rigging interest rates and has brought charges against 12 individuals.

I'm not one for rigging pitches for home advantage.

UBS agreed in 2011 to pay US$160 million in restitution, penalties and disgorgement of profits for rigging bids in the U.S. municipal bond market, after the bank and three of its employees were charged by the U.S. Department of Justice in 2010.