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Перевод: collusion

[существительное]
тайный сговор; сговор ; тайное соглашение

Тезаурус:

1. With regard to their own work, three of the four women said they had been criticised by White feminists for "too much sex" or for "collusion in the exploitation of women for the male gaze", a criticism which they all felt was inappropriate and indicative not just of Western ignorance vis--vis questions of representation and cultural difference, but also of institutional and political constraints.
2. The fact that divorce is in many cases equally desired by both parties makes it probable that there may in fact be some collusion between them.
3. Such effusive collusion from any company employee would suggest that something, somewhere, had gone wrong.
4. 28 UDR men arrested in collusion inquiry: IRA prison escape attempt foiled in Belfast as bomb kills officer
5. The report argues that the drug crisis should not be allowed to obscure a pattern of gross human rights violations committed by members of the armed forces, often working in collusion with alleged drug traffickers, and paramilitary groups acting on their orders.
6. Clinton also refers to "collusion between the security forces and the Protestant para-military group".
7. For him, comedy draws the reader into a prolonged act of collusion with the author where both recognize the "sublime absurdity of the creative process".
8. All concerned were in collusion - signalmen, drivers, firemen and guards.
9. As a full judicial inquiry was announced in the Commons, the Government was savaged for "covering up its collusion and connivance" in shipping machine tools for weapons to Saddam Hussein.
10. If he thought instant bankruptcy would result from such disclosures, he must be no less earnest to become a bankrupt for the just advantage of his creditors than he would have been resolute not to fail by collusion for the purpose of defrauding them.
11. Their court appearance brings to 26 the number of men charged by the inquiry team headed by Cambridgeshire deputy Chief Constable John Stevens, who was called to Northern Ireland three months ago to investigate allegations of collusion between security forces and Protestant paramilitaries.
12. A report to the audit committee on 3 October 1990 again referred to uncertainties about the recoverability of major accounts and accused former management of "collusion with customers to misstate or disguise the underlying purpose of significant transactions".
13. "You mean, as in "it wasn't a lone lunatic who killed Kennedy but the Mafia working in collusion with the Russians who had a deal with the FBI" - that kind of conspiracy?"