Sentence examples for colluded for from inspiring English sources

Woodward strongly suspects Bennell, who adopted the name Richard Jones and was living in Milton Keynes before his last prison sentence, colluded for a long time with at least one other paedophile who has never been detected.

He added: "The Democratic party and the Clinton campaign have colluded for the last two years to make sure she becomes the nominee and to make sure she becomes president.

The four companies are the latest to plead guilty in the Justice Department's long-running investigation of the worldwide vitamin industry, whose leaders colluded for more than a decade to increase the prices of bulk vitamins used in everything from breakfast cereal to animal feed, officials said.

We politicians have colluded for far too long with the media: we rely on them, we seek their favour, and we live and we die politically because of what they write and what they show, and sometimes that means we lack the courage or the spine to stand up when wrong has occurred.

Announcing the rebellion charges, which carry a maximum sentence of 30 years' imprisonment, Llarena said Catalan separatist politicians and grassroots groups had "colluded" for the past six years to draw up a plan for regional independence in defiance of Spain's legal and constitutional order.

The tightly coupled Japanese government and nuclear industry colluded for decades to spin the myth that nuclear energy is safe as milk.

In "The Logic of Collective Action", the book that has come to be regarded as his most important contribution to economics, he examined the incentives that lead people to band together and collude for advantage.

Woodward's belief is that Bennell was colluding for a long time with another paedophile who has never been detected and Warnock praised his former player for trying to initiate a new investigation.

The report, which filled two trunks and included more than 25,000 pages of annexes, details the latest in a series of corruption scandals that have rocked India and unleashed public anger at a political and business class that seem to collude for their own benefit.

Analysts and investment bankers might collude for contracts, but mutual fund companies were still honest stewards of shareholder capital.

"A lot of people have to collude for people to get away with the … they get away with," says Biderman, whose speech is peppered by frequent curse words.