cartel造句

In some respects, Bretton Woods II appears like a giant money laundering cartel.

The Russians avoided the word cartel but the Iranians spelled it out clearly.

The IEA even warned of the possible formation of a cartel for natural gas.

But in any case it would take a cartel to ensure that bankers are kept in their place.

It no longer exports oil and will officially drop out of the cartel at the year's end.

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (the OPEC cartel), with its strong pricing power, still plays a role.

If Republican majorities cannot pluck up the courage to challenge a cartel of interior designers when Florida's unemployment rate is more than 10%, what hope has America?

There are widespread reports that a number of Guatemalan politicians are receiving kickbacks from the gangs or otherwise tied up in cartel activity.

Five suspected members of the Zetas drug cartel in Mexico have been arrested in connection with an arson attack on a casino last week which killed 52 people.

In effect, the agreement creates a legally sanctioned cartel for digital-book rights that could artificially inflate the price of library subscriptions.

Like any cartel, it exists to protect its members from market retribution, and only the police power of the state can make us shoulder that burden.

Social media users who denounce drug cartel activities along the Mexican border received a brutal warning this week: Two mangled bodies hanging like cuts of meat from a pedestrian bridge.

Details of the plan emerged as the German conglomerate suffered a fresh blow yesterday when the European Commission ordered it to pay a record$522 m fine for its“ leadership role” in a price-fixing cartel.

The move, which emerged at the summit of cartel leaders in Riyadh, was an attempt to bridge the divide within the group over how to respond to the dollar's decline.