Sentence examples for corrupt connections from inspiring English sources
Bulgarians often say that winning a government contract is impossible without corrupt connections.
But he said: "No corrupt connection had been established between Clifford Norris and any officer who played a part in the Stephen Lawrence murder investigation".
When a user enters a domain name associated with a banned IP address, the Firewall will corrupt the connection to stop the page from loading.
"To get ahead here you have to be corrupt or have connections; we prefer a stable life".
The central government has tried to stifle any discussion of shoddy school construction, which could expose connections between corrupt government officials and business executives.
On the other side of the coin, corrupt businessmen with political connections dodge billions of dollars in tax assessments and royalties, only to pose as moral guardians by helping to pass censorious laws against indecency in the popular media.There are legitimate grounds for anger.
They form alliances with local criminals, who in turn are able to form connections with corrupt players, referees and team officials.
The Civil Recovery Unit (CRU) will also recover £5.6m after Aberdeen-based drilling company Abbot Group Ltd accepted it had benefited from corrupt payments made in connection with a 2006 contract entered into by one of its overseas subsidiaries and an overseas oil and gas company.
MIPv6 allows a MN to roam within the MIPv6 domain without losing or corrupting any of its connections with CN, whereas MIPv4 protocol suffers from the long routing protocol due to the dependency on the HA and FA to deliver the datagram between the MN and its CN.
A guilty plea on charges of "fraud, money laundering and corrupt business practices in connection with its sale of military jet engines to Israel".
The British trade union invited the staff of the newspaper to join its ranks and abandon their in-house union after the arrest of nine Sun journalists in connection with corrupt payments to civil servants.
