Sentence examples for need to bribe from inspiring English sources

"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".

Mr. Morvillo had argued in court that his client did not have the need or motive to bribe anyone.

"For more sophisticated but less honest people, he needs to bribe them.

Until 15 years ago those murals were shown only to men; women and children needed to bribe guards for a glimpse.

Lun had heard that you needed to bribe local officials as much as $1,000 to get an ID, so he forgot about the job.

In 1992, he went into hiding and struggled to raise the more than $4,000 needed to bribe officials for a passport and other papers.