Sentence examples for potential kickback from inspiring English sources

"I suppose the [festival] is guarding itself against potential kickback from those it will inevitably offend".

As Mr Balko notes, "Closing a rape or murder case didn't come with a potential kickback to the police department.

They "disproportionately affect low-income people" and provide a perverse incentive for police to focus on drug-related crimes, which "come with a potential kickback to the police department", rather than rape and murder investigations, which do not.

In May, Neurometrix said the Department of Health and Human Services had issued a subpoena for documents from the company in connection with potential kickbacks and possible fraud against the federal government.

Some require their tenants to go to specific outpatient substance-abuse providers for treatment, raising questions about potential kickbacks from Medicaid payments.

Meanwhile, the Postal Service's nine-member board of governers announced a series of measures designed to curb the potential for kickbacks and embezzling.

Similar criticism in the runup to the World Cup is unlikely to be taken well, even if the potential for kickbacks and corruption in staging the huge event could dwarf those at Sochi, which was several times more expensive than any other Olympics.

Last year, according to American government officials, Angola's rulers spent about half of a $900 million windfall in oil earnings on weapons, many of which were purchased purely for kickback potential.