Sentence examples for crime of collusion from inspiring English sources

There is no crime of collusion".

That same month, Jay Sekulow, another member of Trump's legal team, told The New Yorker that "there is no crime of collusion".

That step removes administrative oversight of mining from provincial and municipal control; local officials in southern China are widely suspected of collusion with crime syndicates responsible for illegal strip-mining and refining of rare earths.

His film is not merely about the crime itself, but the process of collusion in which the postwar Polish state sought survival by swallowing what most knew to be a lie about the mass murder at Katyn.

However Sinn Féin's rejection of it, because it would have also covered the Army and police and those guilty of collusion in crimes, made it unworkable.

"There is no crime called 'collusion,' but the evidence of collusion could be seen as a conspiracy to violate a specific provision of the federal code," he said.

Unlike "collusion," the crime of obstruction of justice is well established and easy to understand.

Tracey McDermott, the FCA's director of enforcement and financial crime, said collusion between traders at Lloyds to influence the rate paid to the Bank of England "at the expense, ultimately, of the UK taxpayer was unacceptable".

The report said there was "widespread evidence of collusion" between the government and "A.Q.I.M. and organized crime," and suggested that a portion of hostage ransoms for kidnapping victims was "possibly, a source of financial gain for senior officials".

The Kerr murder has again raised the spectre of collusion between the security forces and agents belonging to paramilitary organisations who commit crimes while on the state's payroll.

That just smells of collusion.