Aided by the Bedouins' tracking skills and tight kinship bonds, as well as by the susceptibility of Egypt's police to bribery...
James Traficant, a defiantly unkempt Congressman elected nine times by Ohio's 17th district, was expelled from the House in 2002 after being convicted of bribery, racketeering and tax evasion.
The Samsung group is being investigated over claims it operated a massive slush fund for bribery.
Within a decade, using bribery, dead men's votes, intimidation and any other weapon that came to hand, the Irish factions gained control of Boston.
As for facility; it is worse then bribery.
Duvalier quickly set about consolidating his power over the state and security services, enriching himself and his cronies through bribery and extortion, and building his own personality cult.
The most important difference between bribery-pander and taking bribes together is that whether people who take bribes together have joint intent and act of bribery.
Ending a ten-year legal battle Karlheinz Schreiber, a lobbyist for the defence industry, was extradited from Canada to Germany, where he faces charges of bribery and tax evasion.
The men found themselves under arrest on federal charges that have usually been brought against mafia families or drug cartels, including racketeering, wire fraud, money laundering, and bribery.
This is the model that the SFO hopes will prevail as it cracks down on corporate bribery: confession, co-operation and penalties set high enough to punish and deter but not so high as to cripple.
This is often reinforced by the many media reports of bribery, stock fraud and corruption, making the wealthy the favorite punching bag of the dissatisfied.
To poor countries, this sounds paltry: responses range from "bribery" to "it will not even pay for the coffins".
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