Sentence examples for have been collusion from inspiring English sources

There does seem to have been collusion among them to fix the price of e-books.

"This signals there may have been collusion not just on the seller's but on the buyer's premium," he said.

Arbitration won him €403m in 2008 but lawmen are now investigating whether there might have been collusion involving Mr Tapie, his lawyer, one of the arbitration judges and senior figures in Nicolas Sarkozy's government.Crédit Lyonnais is not the only bad bank with poison in its long tail.

But we have discovered that one resident had illicitly redesignated part of their accommodation (there may have been collusion here from the left-leaning local authority) as a "stable" and then had let this to the couple, resulting in the child being born in a "manger" there and hidden in "swaddling" clothes.

As I understand it, the SFO is looking at potential malpractice by the staff of our commercial banks, but has not ruled out that there may have been collusion by Bank of England staff.

There might have been collusions, cover ups'… There is a contesting of the fact that just because you're in a position of power you are right, and can be believed".

He concluded in 2003 that there had been collusion.

No one has been willing to believe the extent to which there has been collusion between police, security services and companies.

Mulholland said yesterday: "I think there has been collusion between the business department and the British Beer and Pub Association, the representatives of the pub companies.

Browder, who has campaigned to have Magnitsky's killers brought to justice, said: "It is incredible that there has been collusion between British police and individuals who are effectively criminals".

In any case, Ms. Brooks and Sotheby's admitted that there had been collusion between the two houses in early 1995 on sellers' fees, not long after Ms. Brooks was promoted from president of Sotheby's America to chief executive of the entire company.