Sentence examples for target bribery from inspiring English sources

The Guardian reports that Operation Omid, NATO's plan to recapture Kandahar from the Taliban, will target "bribery and corruption" rather than insurgents.

In office, she worked vigorously against corruption, targeting bribery in higher education, as well as illegal land grabs by Yanukovych's officials and their cronies.

We uncovered chains so long that mobsters were unable to locate vital information (the names of targets, bribery amounts, restaurant recommendations, etc).

We require all our employees to adhere to these policies and comply with the law". The company, a prime exhibitor at today's international arms fair in London, has been the target of bribery allegations.

The sweeping charges against former board officials as well as lawyers and contractors underline how the Board of Education's management of its 1,100 buildings continues to be a target for bribery, fraud and racketeering, even though the State Legislature stripped the board of its power to build schools in 1989.

The world's largest retailer already in the midst of an internal investigation over whether it had potentially violated the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act in India suddenly found itself the target of bribery accusations by some of India's political leaders.

QUESTION FROM SD: Did the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act or the U.K. Anti-Bribery Act, or any other non-Russian laws targeting overseas bribery, come up in your conversations with Navalny?

In the lower leagues, a poisonous combination of high expectations, meager success and astonishingly low pay make players in Germany's 33 standard regional division clubs vulnerable targets for bribery.

Although America's Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) specifically targets the bribery of government officials, many of China's largest companies retain strong government ties so may come within its ambit.

Prosecutors argued Wednesday morning that testimony by Mr. Emanuel and the morning's other high-profile witness, Representative Jesse Jackson Jr., Democrat of Illinois, was largely irrelevant since their case did not hinge on whether the alleged targets of bribery solicitations were aware of Mr. Blagojevich's intentions.

Mr. Abubakar also figured in the corruption trial of former Representative William J. Jefferson of Louisiana as the target of a bribery scheme.