Sentences with BACKSHISH
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"They gave the police officer backshish to avoid getting a ticket."
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"In some countries, it is common to give backshish to government officials for favors."
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"The businessman offered a large amount of backshish to secure the contract."
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"The corrupt politician was caught accepting backshish from a wealthy businessman."
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"The practice of giving backshish is considered unethical and illegal in many places."
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"Tourists are sometimes asked to pay backshish to skip long lines at popular attractions."
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"The customs officer demanded backshish in exchange for allowing the goods into the country."
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"She reluctantly handed over backshish to the border patrol to ensure a hassle-free crossing."
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"The guide expected backshish from the tourists for showing them around the historic site."
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"The practice of backshish encourages corruption and undermines the rule of law."
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"The government implemented strict measures to crack down on backshish payments."
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"The campaign aimed to raise awareness about the negative consequences of backshish."
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"He tried to bribe the officer, but she refused to accept any backshish."
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"The businessman was arrested for attempting to offer backshish to a government official."
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"It is important for citizens to report instances of backshish to authorities."
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"The backshish scandal exposed the corrupt practices within the department."
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"The country's reputation was tarnished due to widespread backshish in its institutions."
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"The anti-corruption agency was established to combat backshish and other forms of bribery."
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"People are urged to refuse giving or accepting backshish in order to build a fair society."
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"The tourists offered the local guide some backshish to show them around the city."
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"Corruption within the government led to the widespread practice of paying backshish to public officials."
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"The shopkeeper demanded a small amount of backshish before giving the customer a discount."
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"In some countries, it is customary to give backshish to the waiter for good service."
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"The customs officer asked for backshish in order to speed up the processing of the traveler's documents."
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"The journalist exposed a bribery scandal involving the exchange of backshish between politicians and businessmen."
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"The practice of giving backshish is seen as a way to expedite bureaucratic processes in certain regions."
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"The police officer was caught accepting backshish from a driver in exchange for overlooking a traffic violation."
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"The hotel staff expected backshish from wealthy guests in return for personalized services."
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"Some tourists feel uncomfortable with the custom of giving backshish, as they perceive it as encouraging corruption."
