Sixteen people who are accused of paying for vouchers have been charged with bribery.
So the university instead turned to low-level bribery.
He charged ten people with bribery and defrauding the state.
Deconstruct the events leading to this tragedy and find out how bribery and corruption virtually guaranteed the disaster.
While other countries may make use of bribes, in no other country is government itself so hampered by formal, legal bribery.
Convincing customers to upgrade to your latest operating system is usually an exercise in marketing, education and bribery.
He did not specify any concrete proposals put forward at the meeting to curb bribery.
Others argue that bribery by leading business groups remains deeply rooted and that no president has had the courage to tackle it.
We were also at fault for letting police bribery as a natural thing.
Over the years, he has been tried more than a dozen times for fraud, false accounting or bribery.
British Dictionary definitions for bribery
bribery
/ˈbraɪbərɪ/
noun (pl) -eries
1.
the process of giving or taking bribes
Word Origin and History for bribery
n.
late 14c., "theft, robbery, swindling, pilfering;" see bribe (n.) + -ery. Specifically of magistrates taking money for corrupted services from mid-16c.; sense of "offering of a bribe" is from 1560s.