Sentence examples for illegal bidding from inspiring English sources

According to an outline of the charges by the S.E.C., the company played various roles in the illegal bidding scheme, sometimes obtaining advance information about competing bids for financial products, and in other cases facilitating illegal activity by submitting sham bids for services.

European politicians have approved a resolution which calls on Fifa to re-run the "illegal" bidding process for the 2022 World Cup, won by to Qatar.

When the SEC sued Salomon Brothers in 1992 over illegal bidding in Treasury auctions, for example, it didn't stop with the trader, Paul Mozer.

The indictment describes illegal bid-rigging on three water projects, known as Contracts 20A, 29 and 7.

He added: "Instead of taking a serious stand against Nkurunziza's illegal bid to stand for a third term, AU leaders, including the current chairman Robert Mugabe, made light of the situation and openly joked about it during the recently concluded AU summit.

A Virginia Beach company that supplies advanced equipment for the U.S. military's search-and-rescue operations has agreed to pay $16 million to settle allegations that it fraudulently obtained government contracts and engaged in illegal bid-rigging schemes, the Justice Department announced Thursday.

When protests and civil unrest broke out following President Pierre Nkurunziza's alleged illegal bid for a third term in office, Nivyabandi found herself entrenched in activism, fighting for what she says is the future of Burundi.

An exercise known as "spoofing," which is illegal, whereby bids or offers are entered with the intention of canceling them before the trade is executed, aimed at moving prices in a given direction on the CME Group's NYMerc, the world's largest energy-futures exchange.

One area of concern has been the reliance on a network of Turkish contractors to provide services to these schools, which is not illegal if the bidding for work is fair and the money is spent properly. .

Illegal cartels and bid rigging have been common in Japan, particularly in the construction industry, but violators have almost never faced criminal prosecution and fines are typically less than half of those levied for similar violations in the United States and Europe.

The Ethicist also reported a lawyer's advice that "collusive bidding is illegal in the auction world," adding that it "may not be illegal online -- Internet auctions are largely unregulated".