Sentence examples for will be bribed from inspiring English sources
Padilha admits that to get anything done in Rio "somewhere, somehow, someone will be bribed".
In an interview where he was careful not to criticise Prime Minister Theresa May directly, Raab said if a deal could not be closed "on reasonable terms we need to be very honest with the country that we will not be bribed and blackmailed or bullied, and we will walk away".
When she learns that her neighbor, Brian (Nate Corddry), will not be bribed out of his apartment, she agrees to move in with him, seemingly to save money, hoping to drive him out with her behavior.
There might still be an unforeseen turn in the titanic clash between Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama, but the way it looks now, the outcome will probably rest with the party's nearly 800 superdelegates, many of whom will no doubt expect to be bribed and beseeched by both campaigns.
But if the government of the day loses authority, then the country risks falling into the same situation as Greece or Italy, where inconvenient laws like building regulations are habitually ignored, where tax-dodging is a national sport and where government officials must be bribed before they will do anything.
My kids won't need to be bribed because they will automatically listen to what I say because I'm the boss and they'll respect me.
(In other words, they must be bribed).
If they keep the yards open he'll say you're being bribed, so from that point of view, he's in a no lose situation.
The indictment suggests that steel makers were bribed but does not indicate that the Rio Tinto employees will be charged with paying bribes, only that they accepted bribes as "nongovernmental officials".
