bribing

He answers in the subtitle: “Probably not—and government should stop bribing people to stay there.”

His usual trick: bribing the night watchman to let him into the bank.

Two charges of conspiracy to commit misconduct in public office (bribing officials) ranging from 2004 to 2012.

In the late 1980s several generic-drug companies were caught fabricating data and bribing FDA officials to gain approval.

The attorney scoffs at the idea that Gristina avoided arrest for so many years by bribing the police.

Fox set about the business of securing a majority in the commons by bribing members.

The fortune of war going against him, he secured an advantageous peace by bribing the Roman general.

And authority, p. 33by bribing people to conform, produces a very gross kind of over-fed barbarism amongst us.

The news that the king was hiring Germans and bribing the Indians on the frontier to make trouble, made the Americans very angry.

Obviously he was a ship's officer, and as such he must be one of the syndicate whom Captain White and I were bribing.