Sentence examples for settle corruption from inspiring English sources

This week Pfizer agreed to pay a fine to settle corruption charges and to disgorge related illegally earned profits to the Securities and Exchange Commission.

British engineering giant Rolls-Royce will pay £671m to settle corruption cases with UK and US authorities.

The jailed royal, Prince Miteb bin Abdullah, son of the late King Abdullah, was turned loose after agreeing to fork over the equivalent of the entire budget for all four upcoming Avatar sequels to settle corruption allegations against him, an unnamed Saudi official told news agencies Wednesday.

Major companies, like Siemens and K.B.R., have settled corruption investigations by paying hundreds of millions of dollars in fines.

It follows a £4.6bn loss in 2016 - the largest in Rolls-Royce's history - due to settling corruption cases and currency hedges going wrong, among other factors.

The best-known case is that of Siemens, which paid $800 million to the United States and another $800 million to Germany to settle a corruption investigation.

IBM said last year it was under investigation in Poland and four other countries, and the company paid $10m, also in 2013, to settle a corruption case involving China and South Korea.

In the same deal to settle the corruption investigations in February, the US government compelled BAE to pay $400m£260m0m) in penalties.

Whatever the level of the fine, the judge's remarks are damning". In the same deal to settle the corruption investigations in February, the US government compelled BAE to pay $400m£260m0m) in penalties.

Four other companies have agreed to settle S.E.C. corruption charges stemming from suspected kickbacks to the Hussein regime: the El Paso Corporation, Textron, Ingersoll-Rand and York International, which was purchased in 2005 by the auto supplier Johnson Controls.

Computing multinational Hewlett-Packard (HP) is to pay US regulators $108m to settle a corruption scandal involving employees at subsidiaries in three countries, who were charged with bribing government officials to win and retain lucrative public contracts.