Sentence examples for conspired to pay from inspiring English sources

It is alleged that Brooks, from Churchill, Oxfordshire, and Kay, from north west London, conspired to pay Jordan-Barber around £100,000 for information.

According to the indictment, the men conspired to pay more than $100 million in bribes to "high-level Argentine officials" in violation of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.

Mr. Weiss will plead that he conspired to pay off plaintiffs in lawsuits against corporations on behalf of shareholders who contended corporate misconduct had occurred.

Economist and tax campaigner Richard Murphy said there is strong and consistent evidence that even if companies haven't acted illegally, they have conspired to pay less tax.

If it is proved that those in Mr. Murdoch's employ conspired to pay public officials to further business interests, experts say he could be at risk of sanctions in the United States under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.

Norris sued King and his former manager Joe Sayatovich, charging that they had conspired to pay him less than what he should have made for fights after Sayatovich borrowed $200,000 from King in 1994.

Brooks, Coulson and Clive Goodman also deny conspiring to pay money to corrupt public officials.

In all, 11 people — 7 of them city workers — were charged with conspiring to pay or receive bribes; all but one were charged with conspiracy to commit fraud.

Frederic Bourke, a founder of the handbag maker Dooney & Bourke, was convicted Friday of conspiring to pay bribes to government leaders in Azerbaijan in a 1998 oil deal.

The three were charged by federal prosecutors last year with conspiring to pay Mississippi Judge Henry Lackey $40,000 to assign the legal-fees case to an arbitrator.

ASSOCIATED PRESS Two Former Traders Plead Guilty in Venezuela Bribery Case  |  Two former employees of Direct Access Partners, a New York broker-dealer, pleaded guilty on Thursday to conspiring to pay bribes to Venezuelan state banking officials, Reuters reports.