Sentence examples for may collude with from inspiring English sources
Q. Aren't parents allowing or encouraging this obsession with brands? A. I think parents may collude with the process.
But as a big recipient of farm subsidies, and as the other half of the Franco-German partnership, it may collude with France to preserve agricultural spending.
Subsequent to our analysis of several cases we find that a firm may misreport to the WTO for more production revenue and the government may collude with a firm for higher welfare.
However, it is not practical as the auctioneer may collude with a participant to reveal the bids' information during the auction.
TP- U/SM: A semi-honest third party may collude with either smart meters or utilities in order to determine load profiles of non-colluding parties.
A malicious smart meter may collude with the third party in order to learn any template load profile from any of the utilities.
We consider two variants of honest-but-curious clouds: clouds that do not share information with each other and clouds that may collude by sharing information with each other.
If curricula continue to teach specific factual information they not only miss a key opportunity to discuss certainty but may also collude with students that cultural diversity is about facts rather than self reflection, personal development and professionalism as suggested by several authors in the field [ 39, 52].
The judge dismissed a claim that Fox infringed on the inmates' due process rights, but allowed the claim that the network may be liable for "tortious inducement of breach of fiduciary duties," meaning that Fox may have "colluded" with the detention center's administration to place the center on lockdown during filming.
October 1990: Price Waterhouse says BCCI may have "colluded with major customers to misstate or disguise real purpose of significant transactions".
A stash of contraband DVDs discovered at Rainsbrook was likely to be the result of smuggling by staff, the report added, raised concerns that some may have "colluded" with young inmates to "elicit [their] compliance by wholly inappropriate means".
