Examples of using Kickbacks in English and their translations into Slovak
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He took kickbacks from parents?
And with Dave's questions about union kickbacks.
Theft, kickbacks and bribery.
And made us sell drugs for kickbacks.
He's been taking kickbacks from vendors.
Huge kickbacks from a private prison in Texas.
Your mound of paperwork can't hide kickbacks.
Try to use kickbacks, animal hormones and so on….
I heard that Joa spends tens of millions each year on kickbacks.
All the kickbacks were swept under the table and kept silent.
Without records, he wouldn't be able to keep track of kickbacks.
Like payola, kickbacks, sweetheart deals with the unions?
We were just talking about Stembridge, kickbacks and Swiss banks.
Getting kickbacks for referrals to other providers or for prescribing certain drugs.
Then I come to find out this doctor is taking kickbacks from the maker of the drug.
Kickbacks that could be connected to city hall… hence, Dave breaking into the accounting office.
Yeah, because he was the official taking kickbacks from the drug company.
Union kickbacks, sex trade, drugs, suspected of a few hits in the'90s before he moved into management.
Both have been convicted of taking kickbacks and both stand accused of other shady dealings.
The employees of the companyAluprint must not accept any financial presents or other kickbacks from business partners.
Experts believe that bribery, kickbacks, theft and squandering of state funds are worth the state at least 3% of GDP.
The author cited an unnamed entrepreneur as a source,who claimed that Paška demanded kickbacks from him for running business activities in health care.
Glas was given his six-year sentence on December 13 by Ecuador'sSupreme Court after being found guilty of receiving US$13.5 million in Odebrecht kickbacks.
The FBI says“undisclosed and illegal payments, kickbacks, and bribes became a way of doing business at FIFA.”.
Corruption generates economic distortion in the public sector by diverting publicinvestment into capital projects where bribes and kickbacks are more plentiful.
Since most rewards credit cards offer kickbacks worth between 1% and 5% of a purchase, you could benefit handsomely with this one small move.
According to court documents, GlaxoSmithKline had actually developed anetwork of"speakers"(i.e. primarily doctors receiving kickbacks for writing prescriptions) totaling 49,000.
Other accusations included giving payments, kickbacks and expensive vacations to medical professionals and pharmacist to dispense its drugs.
But Saddam, who could choose the buyers of Iraqi oil and the sellers of humanitarian goods, corrupted the program by awarding contracts to-and getting kickbacks from- favored buyers.