Examples of using Kickbacks in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Kickbacks, extortion.
Union kickbacks.
So is that when you arranged the kickbacks?
Masseria wanted kickbacks from them.
He sold his soul for money and kickbacks.
No kickbacks for businesses or landowners?
No drug company kickbacks?
Huge kickbacks from a private prison in Texas.
What company would pay kickbacks in checks?
Kickbacks, bribery, usury, adultery, lechery, bigotry, larceny.
Did Abraham get"kickbacks", as you call them?
Islam bans all types of bribery and kickbacks.
You gettin' kickbacks for three of Joe Wigams' songs makin' it onto my last record.
Wasn't there a scandal, something about kickbacks?
Somebody's getting kickbacks from the escort service or favors directly from her.
Corruption, fraud, threats, extortion, kickbacks… murder!
Fensky got to Hoffman early… kickbacks from some gang or another… protection.
I will bet Greg was told Orland's office would get kickbacks.
Kickbacks that could be connected to city hall… hence, Dave breaking into the accounting office.
We're just talking about Stembridge, kickbacks, and the Swiss Banks.
He's been getting kickbacks from a private juvenile detention prison for every kid he sends in there.
Donald Banks' financial history shows thatZevlos has been giving him generous kickbacks since'89.
You know, kickbacks, overbilling, pulling rebar from one job and trying to use it in another.
Or go with Censatek. Who is known for offering kickbacks to networking execs along with their nice pastries.
I'm thinking Dave Hartwell, a retired dirty bunco cop Walter paidto hassle my family and make us pay kickbacks.
You take the good goods away, and the kickbacks and the shakedown cabbage and them pistoleros and you're nothin'.
The USAID said in July it had found cases of collusion between companies selling humanitarian supplies andstaff of USAID's local partners who accepted bribes or kickbacks.
Launched in July 2019, Fold Kickbacks is backed by big names like Starbucks, Amazon or Uber.
This includes conflicts of interest, embezzlement, bribery, kickbacks, extortion, fraud, nepotism(family) or cronyism(friends).
It turns out that WHO panel members receive kickbacks from drug companies to engineer these anti-science scare stories.