Sentence examples for collusion from from inspiring English sources

Many American officials were convinced they could not have done so without collusion from the Afghan warlords.

He continued, "This led D. P. D. to muse that A. T. had probably or might have been in on this collusion from the start.

This means a close examination could help show how trading losses were hidden for so long and whether there was any collusion from outside Allfirst.

Jews worried about possible collusion from within the campus, perhaps by an Arab student or university worker who knew the terrain.

And US diplomats earlier this year accused Assad's forces of making air strikes in support of Isis advances into Aleppo, which echoed long-held complaints of collusion from other rebel forces.

So, with more than a bit of collusion from suitably nationalist referees, policymakers in Ankara managed last season to help a pretty shoddy second-division team from the largest Kurd-dominated province, Diyarbakir, win promotion to the first division.

A similar picture of widespread collusion emerges from documents related to the Canadian investigation.

"I've heard collusion jokes from two different tables already," another publisher said as he left the room.

As one who regularly appears in these communal shop windows, I will happily admit that the reek of collusion rises from their inky surfaces like marsh gas, even when the motives of the contributors are self-evidently above reproach.

Mr Monti cites "an almost complete absence of competition", and says that "prices appear to be converging", towards euro1 (89 cents) a minute.To be fair, the conditions for collusion, apart from the small number of sellers cited above, could also be present in a perfectly competitive market.

But we have discovered that one resident had illicitly redesignated part of their accommodation (there may have been collusion here from the left-leaning local authority) as a "stable" and then had let this to the couple, resulting in the child being born in a "manger" there and hidden in "swaddling" clothes.