Sentence examples for higher bribe from inspiring English sources

Obviously, a higher bribe brings in more cash, but if they ask for too much, Monsanto may simply close its Indonesian operations.

Given the choice to deliver marijuana or cocaine, all the postal service employees chose to deliver cocaine in exchange for a higher bribe.

According to Bilan, it is common for the local courts to make decisions in favor of a petitioner paying a higher bribe -- sometimes a fake company registered only a month ago.

The only impact of greater restrictions was higher bribes for the police.

New plans for higher fines for motoring offences, such as driving on the pavement, are seen as a chance for higher bribes for the traffic police, rather than for saner driving.

A rule issued in December 2009 institutes a kind of serfdom: doctors trained at publicly funded universities must remain in Hungary for at least four years after qualifying, or reimburse the state.Low salaries mean higher bribes.

Sources claim that Britain has been forced to pay higher bribes at Tripoli airport than other countries as punishment for the UK's tough rhetoric against Libya since the violent response to the protests.

Corruption in municipal-waste projects rewards the highest bribe, not the best bidder.

He opened a second envelope and announced that the winner was Meryl Streep, before conceding that, since London had put in "the second highest bribe – er, bid", it would, after all, get the honour.

Aslan, a Chechen living in Moscow, says the police seek extra-high bribes from his compatriots, while landlords and employers shun them.

Much of the lending is also believed to be directed to businesses that pay the highest bribes, undermining standard credit controls.