Sentence examples for to be colluding from inspiring English sources

Now he seems to be colluding in its abandonment.

Such sentiments could yet be stirred if Europe appears to be colluding with hated rulers.

The kinetic design seemed to be colluding with the dancers in their assault on gravity.

The children are somewhat afraid of him He makes violent threats to the oysters, with whom he is meant to be colluding.

The Shanghai Linjiang International Travel Agency, they said, appeared to be colluding with GSK and other companies to funnel bribes and payoffs to corporate executives by creating fake bookings of conferences and training sessions.

Bulelani Ngcuka, one of the main voices now said to be colluding on the controversial tapes, was the director of public prosecutions who first said there was evidence of criminality against Mr. Zuma.

The big Shenhua coal group has been publicly accused of accepting bribes in the coal trade and officials of the China Unicom telecoms company have been said to have been "colluding with contractors or suppliers, using their power to seek money or sex".

The ministry statement said some prison guards appeared to have been colluding with the Al Qaeda attackers.

For years, journalists had been picking up clues that a small syndicate of firms with links to the mafia were colluding to carve up lucrative construction and snow-removal contracts among themselves, forming an illegal cartel that jacked up costs at the taxpayers' expense.

In the House of Representatives, lawmakers passed a largely symbolic bill this last week that would require the Clinton administration to determine whether OPEC nations were colluding to fix prices and punish any deemed to be doing so.

Unless ministers make clear their support for the judiciary, it looks as if the government is colluding to try to cow the highest courts in the land.