collusion造句

Allegations of collusion roil the start-up business.

"Psychiatry and the KGB operate in direct collusion," he declared.

Quite rightly, that sort of collusion is now illegal.

The DoT is now requiring collusion on some transpacific, as well as transatlantic, flights.

The result is collusion of power and capital, which has led to the current situation.

These tools encouraged the CFC to shift its focus from abuse of market power to collusion.

One of the questions investigators are likely to examine is whether such information-sharing constitutes collusion, the people say.

Around a third — 1,414 — of the penalised candidates took part in plagiarism, collusion or copying another's work.

Moreimportant is the national departments can restrict each other between; it isgood to avoid the dictatorship and authority of the collusion.

There are also worries about the possibility of tacit collusion among large patent-holders, who might attack individual inventors in order to keep them out of specific markets.

We particularly need to strengthen law enforcement concerning pricing, and strictly investigate and deal with illegal behavior such as driving up prices through price collusion or market speculation.

He says if there was any collusion between officials and militants, it happened before the newly elected government came into office in March.

If there were only two airlines on every route, tacit collusion between them would probably keep prices high but not so high as if there were a single airline or an explicit price-fixing agreement.

The awarding of the Cyberport project in 1999 to Richard Li Tzar-kai's Pacific Century Group without open tender has arked accusatio of collusion between the government and big busine .

In 640, Tang troops crushed a rebellion staged by the Qu ruling house (501-640) of the Gaochang Kingdom in collusion with the Turks, and established a Xizhou Prefecture in Gaochang and a Tingzhou (Bexibalik) Prefecture in Kaganbu (modern Jimsar).