Sentence examples for even bribing from inspiring English sources

He apologised for his "poor" decision saying that given the new evidence from NI showing how widespread hacking and even bribing of police officers for information was, it was clear he had been wrong.

The irregularities uncovered thus far include income tax evasion, nonpayment of social security taxes, money laundering, evasion of foreign exchange controls, skimming of gate revenues and perhaps even bribing of referees to help throw games.

One of the most serious concerns regarding private prisons is the profit motives of prison corporations; essentially, if corporations get paid more money for holding more prisoners, what's to stop them and their lobbyists from supporting or even proposing government policies that result in more inmates staying in prisons longer or even bribing local judges to send more people to jail?

Some will even bribe traffickers to be able to sell more than once a day.

They commission favorable descriptions of themselves and may even bribe customers to say how terrific things were.

You can pay for school fees, you can buy groceries, I'm told you can even bribe customs officials using M-Pesa.

President Karzai had been under pressure to bring private security companies under control, since a United States Congressional investigation and news reports have asserted that the private guards often behave recklessly and, in some cases, even bribe Taliban insurgents to allow supply convoys to pass unmolested.

His younger brother has been a heroin addict for 23 years, and the last time Abbott attended court to act as a character witness for him, "The magistrate just goes, 'And when you're ready, Mr Abbott.' He's still got the script from the last time!" Abbott once even bribed a policeman to get a relative out of trouble.

Mr. Kim, who worked as Samsung's chief in-house lawyer for seven years until 2004, has said in the past two weeks that Samsung runs a vast bribery network that encompasses the government, the judiciary and the news media, and that he even bribed prosecutors on behalf of Samsung and its chairman, Lee Kun-hee.

INS even bribed employees of the AP and AP member newspapers to get AP's news before it was published.

Workers typically borrow large amounts of money to pay travel expenses, fees and even bribes to recruiters.