bribery

[ˈbraɪbəri]

Definition:
1. The practice of offering something (usually money) in order to gain an illicit advantage.
2. The giving or taking of bribes.

Use 'bribery' in a sentence:

1. Mr Zhang, alas, is serving an 18-year prison sentence for bribery.
2. The Congressman resigned after having been found guilty of bribery.
3. The DoJ does not always shy away from directly bringing bribery cases.
4. The Construction of Regional Jurisdiction System for Corruption and Bribery Investigation.
5. The case of police bribery will soon come on for trial.
6. Probe into Several Important Problems about Management of Business Bribery.
7. Simple bribery is at the core of the case.
8. Secondly, in bribery case began research evidence collection problems.
9. Analysis And Discussion On Legal Penalty For Bribery.
10. Bribery is a high-rate and complicated crime.
11. Part aims the legal regulations of the performance shares bribery crime.
12. People detest bribery very much.
13. She was arrested on bribery charges.
14. A Comparative Study of Lawmaking on Bribery Objects and its Use for Reference.
15. At present commercial bribery is quite common and has severe harm.
16. He is proof against bribery.
17. At this last bribery, Pinocchio could no longer resist and said firmly, "Very well."
18. He was charged with bribery.
19. The Punishment to Business Bribery: Present Situation and Countermeasures.
20. It covers bribery within Britain as well as abroad.
21. He was jailed on charges of bribery.
22. Research on Crime of Bribery in Departments of State.
23. Sweet-words bribery words, instead of cash and gifts, that some people use to win over the heart of their boss or someone who might be useful, in order to get what they want.
24. The Bribery Act is broad and tough.
25. Most clearly, poverty and bribery go together.
26. The Legal Ponder on the Bribery Crime in the Present Criminal Law.
27. This time I tried bribery.
28. There may also be bribery if cell phone companies were somehow given money.
29. Retail bribery is expensive and difficult but might still be worthwhile.
30. Britain has introduced a tough anti-bribery law too.
31. The bribery convention is a more formal instrument.
32. The Economics Analysis of the Bribery in the Architectural Market.
33. A Tentative Exploration on Information Asymmetry and Prevention of Insurance Commercial Bribery.
34. Mr Green and his wife have pleaded not guilty to bribery charges.
35. Sweet-words bribery is buried in daily communications and don ’ t have any hard evidence as direct bribery based on materials does.
36. A Research on the Bribery in the Tang Dynasty Phenomenon.
37. BRIBERY involves two parties, not one.
38. Several Issues on Study of Giving Bribery Crime.
39. The law is the key to regulate transnational commercial bribery.
40. Elected leaders must be allowed to help supporters deal with bureaucratic problems without fear of prosecution for bribery.
41. On the Features of Bribery and Ways for its Control and Prevention.
42. Therefore, perfect our commercial bribery legislation has become a top priority.
43. A real man of genius will discard all this nonsense, because this is bribery.
44. Under anti-bribery laws, proof must be made of concrete benefits, such as approval of a contract or regulation.
45. But under anti-bribery laws, proof must be made of concrete benefits, such as approval of a contract or regulation.
46. The charges against him include fraud, bribery, and falsifying business records.
47. It also refers to the money of bonus or bribery.
48. Sometimes, it also refers to the money of bonus or bribery.
49. A recent study attempts to separate them by looking at bribery prosecutions under America's Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA).