Sentence examples for proof of collusion from inspiring English sources

"I'd love to be able to prove that point because if there was obvious proof of collusion, that'd be extremely worrying".

As proof of collusion, the government presented evidence of e-mails, phone calls, and dinners among the Big Six publishers during their negotiations with Apple.

Despite the report's apparently unequivocal conclusion on collusion, Wright's father, David, tonight told a press conference in Belfast that the inquiry into his son's death amounted to "firm and final" proof of collusion by state agencies.

In 1910, for example, the German authorities arrested him and accused him (with no proof) of collusion with a large bank robbery.

Staes said the glyphosate lawsuit in the U.S. has spurred further concern that Monsanto has colluded with purportedly independent scientists: "We are now getting some written proof of collusion between scientists and Monsanto, which has these scientists like puppets on a string".

A British investigation into the CD market four years ago similarly found no proof of illegal collusion among the music majors there.

"The conspiracy would turn on whether or not there turned out to be concrete proof of real collusion or even direction of Manning" by Mr Assange, said Paul Rosenzweig, a former homeland security official under President George W Bush and a consultant on legal and national security issues at the Heritage Foundation.

Touting Ratcliffe's remark on bias, Hannity slammed the intel community for opening the probe "without a single shred of evidence, zero probable cause, zero proof of any collusion".

The Young Turks took that arrangement as further proof of the Armenians' collusion with Europe to undermine the sovereignty of the Ottoman Empire.

It was the Guardian that, just over two weeks later, produced the first irrefutable proof of Israeli-French collusion - in a dispatch filed from Cyprus by James (now Jan) Morris.

It was "further proof of the unsustainable collusion between certain political elites and the milieu of money", said Arnaud Montebourg, a Socialist deputy.The Bettencourt affair comes after a string of scandals touching government ministers: one hired a private jet, another enjoys two official apartments, and a third charged vast cigar bills to the taxpayer.