Sentence examples for colluded over from inspiring English sources
The VW scandal appals, but the big picture shows that European carmakers and governments have colluded over a generation to deceive and harm their populations.
Joaquín Almunia, the E.U. competition commissioner, said the airlines had colluded over surcharges for fuel and security during a particularly difficult period for the industry after the terror attacks on the United States on Sept. 11, 2001.
The investigation, by the New York attorney general's office and its counterpart in Connecticut, is looking at whether music labels colluded over the tech group's new streaming service, Apple Music, which was announced on Monday, or were pressured into favouring it.
Those documents lie at the heart of Whyte's claim he and former chief executive Charles Green colluded over Green's purchase of Rangers' assets.
It finds "possible tacit co-ordination" on the size and timing of price rises, but does not accuse the major energy firms of colluding over prices.
In 2011 Bridgestone paid a fine for colluding over marine-hose prices.
The Justice Department has already charged Apple and publishers with unfairly colluding over e-book pricing.
December 2006: The Times claimed the investigation could widen to include possible charges on perverting the course of justice, with some individuals suspected of colluding over evidence.
"The potential problem lies in the possibility of some managers and players maybe being tempted to collude over their short-term interests rather than the long-term ones of the club.
The Qantas talks ended before Christmas, prompting BA to concentrate on Iberia and a looser tie-up with American Airlines, which would see BA, AA and Iberia colluding over fares and scheduling.
"We were very concerned as to why the officers were not being interviewed immediately and we were very concerned that the officers were allowed to collude over their statements of fact whereas an ordinary member of the public would certainly not be allowed to do that.
