Sentence examples for expected bribes from inspiring English sources

This would inject fear into the hearts of politicians and officials who expected bribes.

Corruption is a big problem, with many of the quasi-military bureaucrats expecting bribes and kickbacks.

On a smaller scale, your correspondent can report that police at Jakarta's main driving-licence centre no longer expect bribes to expedite applications.In this section America lost, capitalism won Popping home Waiting for May Two steps back Uprooting graft You can come in now ReprintsSuch green shoots need to be put in perspective.

A bar-owner says that when setting up a venue last year, Mumbai officials expected a bribe equal to the cost of each licence they issued.

Alcatel-Lucent A $137 million settlement is expected for bribing officials in Costa Rica, Kenya and Taiwan.

A former member of the security committee said: …we were expected to bribe them so that they would tell us when the military would come and do bombing…so each day we were told to provide them with one bull [for slaughter]…we lost many livestock also because of these daily bribes.20.20

Traffic police, for instance, routinely stop drivers for spurious reasons, expecting a bribe in return for letting them proceed.

American ballerina Joy Womack said last month she left the company because bribes were expected to be awarded parts.

You can barely visit, let alone try to do business there, without at some point realising a bribe is expected.

He received enthusiastic corporate support, which is to be expected since the largest bribe-payers in India are corporations.

In the UK only five people out of 1,115 - less than 1% - said they had been expected to pay a bribe.