Sentence examples for fixing has been from inspiring English sources

The FA has its own integrity unit and education programmes, but fixing has been an issue for a longer time for horseracing and cricket.

"Match fixing has been a cancer within football that is only now being recognized for its deadly consequences to the sport," Noble said in an e-mail message.

The European Union's competition authority has suffered setbacks in court recently in its regulation of mergers, but price fixing has been a rich target.

Since 2003 price fixing has been a criminal offence that can land a company director a personal fine and up to five years in prison.

Mayor Jean Tiberi of Paris, who has been trying to hold onto his job despite being the focus of several investigations into corruption and vote fixing, has been dealt another blow.

Lorgat is due to step down from his role at the top of world cricket in June and says spot fixing has been the "most significant challenge" of his time as chief executive.

Mr Majeed said match fixing had been happening for years, and named players.

This "maximum price fixing" had been deemed illegal under antitrust laws in a 1968 high court ruling, Albrecht vs. Herald Company.

Getting it fixed has been slow progress.

This means the hurricane-damaged equipment that repair crews are attempting to fix has been long overdue for replacement.

Internationally, price-fixing has been common through the ages.