1. Bribes (14 Occurrences) Bribes (14 Occurrences)

2. You take bribes,*

3. The Bribes themselves introduce delay

4. Your bribes were made public.

5. Synonyms for Bribes in Free Thesaurus

6. Oh, a few bribes, some connections.

7. He was accused of Accepting bribes

8. He was being investigated for receiving Bribes

9. Bribes John Thomas Noonan Snippet view - 1984

10. Definition of Bribes in the Definitions.net dictionary

11. He occasionally condescended to take bribes.

12. “He Who Hates Bribes Will Live”

13. Besides taking bribes, what else do you do?

14. But the one hating bribes will keep living.

15. We must impeach the judge for taking bribes.

16. “The lawyer paid $10,000 dollars in Bribes

17. Briber (plural Bribers) A person who bribes; Translations

18. He repudiated the charge of having taken bribes.

19. He who bribes is to be despised.

20. He admitted paying bribes to police officers.

21. A Supreme Court judge was charged with taking bribes.

22. It was alleged that the policeman had accepted bribes.

23. 9 Government officials demanded bribes from us at every turn.

24. He freely admitted that he had taken bribes.

25. He would never lower himself by taking bribes.

26. An eminent judge has been disbarred for accepting bribes.

27. "By slipping from Bribes to Bribes 4, the duet has changed from short to medium-length: everything is bigger, stronger, higher

28. It was alleged that he had taken bribes while in office.

29. Take so-called "facilitation payments", a highfaluting name for little bribes.

30. The official was suspected of accepting bribes from the construction companies.

31. What are we paying bribes to the cops for?

32. Baksheesh (Bribes) (Spies Lie Book 5) - Kindle edition by Kane, DS

33. 25 The city is full of crooked police officers taking bribes.

34. More than mere bribes are needed to impress my father-in-law.

35. • Acceptance of favours, gifts, benefits, bribes, hospitality that may compromise public service

36. Bribes and kickbacks are part and parcel of the international arms trade.

37. Any suggestion that I accepted bribes would be a monstrous slur.http://Sentencedict.com

38. Mr Selebi was accused of accepting bribes from a convicted drug dealer.

39. He is charged with accepting bribes from a firm of suppliers.

40. He was to be included in the investigation for allegedly accepting Bribes

41. 🔊 Our local politician is a Contemptible man known to take bribes

42. Accepting bribes was specifically prohibited by God’s law to Israel, and Jehovah, as the Supreme Judge, set the perfect example by always rendering impartial decisions and never accepting bribes.

43. Those paying bribes were continually harassed afterward by corrupt officials wanting additional payments.”

44. Years I have been robbed of the primus by Solonius and his bribes

45. Police officers were taking bribes from hawkers who were hawking on the streets.

46. Years I have been robbed of the primus by Solonius and his bribes.

47. Any suggestion that I accepted bribes would be a monstrous slur.

48. By taking bribes the judge made a burlesque of his high office.

49. Jehovah detests slander, loose conduct, the abuse of power, and the taking of bribes.

50. Jonas bribes Slyme to let him kill himself to cheat the gallows.

51. The acid test for a policeman is whether he can resist bribes.

52. Noun (Briberies) the making of illegal payment, or bribes, to persons in official positions as a means of influencing their decisions (legal) the activity of giving, offering or accepting bribes

53. “Bribes, kickbacks, and other forms of dishonesty have become quite common in the business world.

54. Synonyms for Backhanders include bribes, sweeteners, incentives, kickback, fixes, cumshaws, sops, payment, carrot and favor

55. Millions of bribes change hands every day, and billions of people suffer the consequences.

56. Other forms of Bribes may include property, various goods, privileges, services and favors.

57. They have to demand bribes if they want to make a decent living.

58. So the bribes and the corner-cutting they must've happened under Matheson's watch.

59. A journalist masquerading as a businessman approached the politicians, and offered them bribes.

60. This page shows answers to the clue Briber.Briber may be defined as “That which bribes; a bribe“One who bribes, or pays for corrupt practices“Someone who pays (or otherwise incites) you to commit a wrongful act”.

61. Information and translations of Bribes in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.

62. Also, it should no longer be possible to obtain tax breaks for bribes paid abroad.

63. Your appointment also brings to an end any and all bribes demanded of the noblemen.

64. Some officers of the commission have Colluded together, taken bribes and corrupted the examination system

65. If the Bribes were not specified, the penalty was divided evenly among the countries involved

66. It's a pooled monetary fund the groups use for bribes and other types of support.

67. (Hebrews 11:24-26) The prophet Samuel refused to abuse his authority by accepting bribes.

68. Briberies definition: the process of giving or taking bribes Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

69. 27 They offered opposing players bribes to fix a decisive league match against Valenciennes.

70. Greenway appeared at Bow Street Magistrates' Court to face seven charges of accepting bribes.

71. The examples of Bribes and the amount paid to bribe someone is based upon publicly available information

72. He's out the door by the time the bribes stopped and the police took everything down.

73. And when people deal with corrupt officials, they often offer bribes to get what they want.

74. 9 But he soon learned that such bribes and blandishments would not help his case.

75. Nouns for bribe include bribe, bribee, Bribees, briber, briberies, bribers, bribery, bribes, bribetaker, bribetakers, bribetaking, bribing and bribings

76. Charles Becker, a policeman who took bribes, was tried for the crime and electrocuted at Sing Sing.

77. Given Takeshita's modus operandi, bribes were necessary, and he argued that the Recruit deal was above board.

78. Bribes for winning business contracts in other countries, however, are just the tip of the corruption iceberg.

79. His lawyer says he was entrapped by overzealous prosecutors who wrongly characterized campaign contributions as bribes.

80. Because of the secret nature of bribes, kickbacks, and payoffs, it is often difficult to expose high-level corruption.