Sentence examples for collusive arrangement from inspiring English sources
It's a wonderfully collusive arrangement, in which both parties always look good.
Second, a collusive arrangement in which the participating firms not only share their research but have joint budget responsibilities in the sense that they make all strategic choices cooperatively and maximize joint profits.
The striking development is not that the veracity of some is open to doubt, but that this forgivingly collusive arrangement has now broken down: not the fact of lying, but the naming of it.The life lieOne explanation, advanced by some Tories, is that Mr Brown has reneged on another implicit compact.
We are so used to an oil cartel controlling prices that we forget what a cartel is: a collusive arrangement among producers that, by definition, always controls prices, usually keeping them artificially higher than they would be in a competitive market.
The Ivy Tower presidents and athletic directors who vote on NCAA policy continue to describe the NCAA's rules that prevent college athlete pay as the "Principles of Amateurism". But there is really nothing amateur about this collusive arrangement.
No. It's hard to believe, but the courts blocked the ballot initiative because it violated a secretive, collusive arrangement between SEIU-UHW and the California Hospital Association CHAA).
It claims there was a complex web of collusive arrangements involving 11 of the world's largest buyout firms on 19 deals.
Leveson commented on how "perceptions at the time and since of collusive arrangements between the prime minister and the preferred bidder are corrosive of public confidence".
It is urged that the statutory provision under review may be upheld as an appropriate method of preventing fraud, extortion, collusive arrangements between the management and those engaged in reselling tickets, and the like.
A statutory provision fixing the prices at which theatre tickets may be resold cannot be sustained as a measure for preventing fraud, extortion, and collusive arrangements between theatre managers and ticket brokers.
"It strengthens the hand of investors in other price-fixing cases based on benchmarks that were reached in collaborative, or outright collusive, arrangements," said Lawrence White, a professor at New York University's Stern School of Business.
