Sentence examples for insider collusion from inspiring English sources
They established reputations by sifting through packs of nameless young artists and — with a little spit shine, P.R. and insider collusion — gave them a booster shot of recognition, lifting them from total obscurity to a low rung of somewhere.
It assesses the sensitive authorizations and distributes them to multiple people so as to reduce the convenience of insider collusion [7].
Insiders whispered collusion, that the Clippers tampered with Davis before he became a free agent, promising a long-term contract, a return to his hometown of Los Angeles and a potent inside-outside pairing with Brand.
Physical protection provides the most effective barrier to outsiders acting alone or in collusion with insiders, while the control of and accounting for assets are useful against insiders.
However, there is a distinction between the UIT cases that originate with actions performed by the internal, non-malicious member of the organization, versus UIT events that originate with an outside malicious agent (outside agent may recruit a malicious insider to participate in a collusion attack, or outside agent may deceive a non-malicious insider to take actions that enable an attack).
While the last two are from the collusion of inside signers or the collusion of an insider signer with a malicious-but-passive KGC.
"Collusion is often illegal in many other industries and yet these two Washington insiders have had to revert to collusion in order to stay alive," Trump said.
Meanwhile, Bagley continued to beat his little Fisher-Price drum about the collusion between journalists and certain investors, never bothering to explain why reporters who allegedly have insider information still drive '97 Geo Prisms.
Satirical programs like "The Daily Show" send up politicians, but they increasingly invite politicians to send themselves up on their dime; too much collusion blunts the satire and turns even the most irreverent, iconoclastic television personalities into insiders.
