Sentence examples for need bribing from inspiring English sources

(Mr Yanukovich's people retort that the members they have turned are too rich to need bribing).

A well-educated population with an improved outlook would not need bribes to better itself, he reckons.

They would not object to small ideas that actually work and that don't need bribes to get votes in Congress.

But to summarily conflate helping those in need with bribing the electorate raises cynicism to a new level and cheapens our society.

Have money by all means (it will come in handy when you need to bribe whoever you may need to bribe) but use it in emergencies and not as some sort of all-purpose, everyday bartering tool that has developed out of necessity over the last thousand years.

"Frankly, we need to bribe them".

Its members are not elected, hence no need to bribe and pander to an electorate.

"You don't need to bribe people to come up with ideas," says Seddon.

"You need to bribe a lot of people to get into college, but only Turkmen are allowed.

Your company doesn't sell to government customers so you would never need to bribe a public official to get a contract.

There is no need to bribe the British establishment, as was once said of its press, "seeing what unbribed [it] will do".