Sentence examples for risk of collusion from inspiring English sources

"Either result would decrease incentives to reduce prices, increase the risk of collusion, and inevitably result in less innovation and fewer benefits to consumers.

Saunders's family argued that the practice of allowing firearms officers to confer about their accounts after a shooting raises the risk of collusion.

The family argued that the practice of allowing firearms officers to confer about their version of events gave rise to the risk of collusion.

The display drew so much condemnation that Fifa changed the rules for tournaments, to stipulate that all final group matches would be played simultaneously to reduce the risk of collusion.

Tim Owen QC, representing the deceased divorce lawyer's sister, Charlotte Saunders, said there was a "substantial risk of collusion and of contamination" and questioned whether the investigation was compatible with human rights laws.

"Cy pres awards only increase the risk of collusion," he said, "because they facilitate settlements that are cheaper and easier for defendants, still provide high fees for class attorneys, but sell class members down the river".

Coles said: "The lack of immediate separation and conferring by police following shootings and other deaths involving use of force has undermined family, community and public confidence with concerns about risks of collusion or contamination of evidence.

The best study of the issue so far concluded that, given the still-low risk of detection, collusion pays.

Those bloody Scandinavians ReprintsThat may already appear a worrying level of concentration, with a risk of tacit collusion or at least "soft competition" on price.

Bickford said giving judges rather than cabinet ministers responsibility for authorising sensitive operations would "reduce the risk of perception of collusion … and limit the room for accusations of political interference".

This would reduce both the risk and the perception of collusion or political interference.