Sentence examples for colluded as from inspiring English sources

Mr. Taubman and his onetime counterpart at Christie's, Sir Anthony Tennant, were indicted on May 2 on Justice Department charges that the two colluded as early as 1993 on business arrangements, including the fixing of fees charged to sellers between 1995 and 1999.

The suit said that the companies colluded as far back as 1991 over the price of high-fructose corn syrup, a sweetener used in soft drinks and candy.

They colluded as a three, creating a system to carry Ingram to the higher reaches of the game.

They colluded as a three, creating a system to carry Charles to the higher reaches of the game.

Torture has been unofficially facilitated by our state, which colludes (as do other EU nations) with America's vengeful and nebulous "war on terror".

The New York Times business section on 12 July shows multiple exposes of systemic fraud throughout banks: banks colluding with other banks in manipulation of interest rates, regulators aware of systemic fraud, and key government officials (at least one banker who became the most key government official) aware of it and colluding as well.

Cells further collude as organs, and organs pool their talents and become bodies.

Yet on the other, the depiction of that horror is often clumsily shoved in almost as a shock tactic, daring the audience to blink first or indeed asking them to become the watching Theon, to collude as horror after horror is paraded across our screens.

In that case, we can simply take the consumers who collude as a single consumer with its demand being the aggregate demand.

Shaquille O'Neal had a reunion with the star players he colluded with as he transitioned from marquee into sidekick.

But I am surprised, and ashamed, that my old university is still colluding in it as much as it ever did.