Collude in a sentence

Adams is referring to the state and local agencies that seemingly collude with lobbyists to award licensures.

So eager was Gillard to collude with the Americans in shutting down WikiLeaks for its truth telling that she wanted the Australian Federal Police to arrest Assange and take away his passport for what she called his ‘illegal’ publishing.

I have serious concerns with how we allowed Big Tech to collude with big government and censor pertinent stories, like Hunter Biden’s laptop.

Talking to the media, Mr. Praveenkumar accused the police of failing in their duty to protect the people and collude with those who indulged in violence.

The lawsuit filed in North Carolina accuses Dallas, Texas-headquartered RealPage of letting landlords collude by sharing their pricing information with the company's software, which then recommends rent prices.

Things like requiring companies – public companies – to disclose in their quarterly earnings reports how they’re setting prices, which is a great way to help them collude which normally we don’t want them to do.

Deputy National Director of Public Prosecutions Rodney de Kock said: “It is unconscionable that state attorneys can collude with private lawyers in the manner which they do.

He said during interrogation, the troops learned that vandals collude with miscreants to export stolen products to neighbouring countries thereby shortchanging Nigeria.

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Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab told the Commons on Wednesday that no British government member, including the prime minister, would collude with Trump to discredit intelligence agencies looking into Russian interference of the 2016 election campaign.

For him, it was either they are the criminals or they collude with criminals for quick get-away.

It involves a setup and an apparent attempt to collude with a Russian.

She was the biggest star in the world, and would happily and regularly collude with the papers when it suited her – just as Meghan happily and regularly colludes with magazines like People and Vogue when it suits her.

That the Labour, Tory and LibDems should collude in repealing anything the SNP does comes as no surprise.

The Justice Department said on Tuesday it had created a strike force that will identify and prosecute companies that fix prices or collude to push up the cost of billions of dollars' worth of U.S. government purchases.

We deem Political interference as when politicians or staff from the Legislative or Executive branch meddle in judicial affairs or collude with judges in fraudulent schemes.

After the indictment became public, President Donald Trump tweeted that his campaign didn't collude with the Russian effort.

Instead, we saw forces collude to ensure that there would not be change in Armenia’s leadership and the Serzh Sarkisian shuffle, which was finalized Tuesday by the parliament installing him as prime minister, would be guaranteed.

The Naval officers collude with the NPA officials to collect this un-receipted money from truck drivers before they could be issued call-up card to access the port.

These elites were willing to collude with a foreign power in order to gain the upper hand over domestic opponents.