collusion

Converse of object

• prevent: The Government is also trying to prevent collusion between local officials and mine owners.
• involve: Unconditional positive regard never involves collusion and does necessitate the challenging of certain forms of behavior.

Preposition: between

• force: Sinn Fein have in the past called for inquiry after inquiry into collusion between security forces and Loyalist paramilitaries.
• government: This collusion between governments and the biotech industry is an extremely worrying trend.
• member: The main finding of the report was that there had been evidence of collusion between members of the security forces and Loyalist paramilitaries.

Adjective modifier

• tacit: Perhaps his tacit collusion in the fantasies of a silk fetishist would help.
• alleged: The Independent ( a newspaper published in London ) published details of an Irish government document that alleged collusion in the killing of Finucane.
• British: He confirms what Stevens says about British collusion with loyalist armed groups.
• possible: He has indicated that he is looking carefully at possible collusion in the murder.
• such: Perhaps the social standing of lawyers, and their skills in manipulating feelings, increase the likelihood of such collusion.

Noun used with modifier

• security: He repeated his calls for a full inquiry into the killing of lawyer Pat Finucane, and the related allegations of security force collusion.
• force: He repeated his calls for a full inquiry into the killing of lawyer Pat Finucane, and the related allegations of security force collusion.
• police: William Stobie was a key witness concerning allegations of official police collusion in the murder of Patrick Finucane.
• state: It also gives the lie to the notion that state collusion takes place only on the basis of omission.

Preposition: in

• murder: He has indicated that he is looking carefully at possible collusion in the murder.

Preposition: of

• government: She points to increasing collusion of government and biotech corporations.

Preposition: with

• force: More than 3,000 trade unionists have been murdered there since 1989, mostly by right-wing paramilitaries in collusion with security forces.
• paramilitaries: While both Colombian and UK Governments deny that military collusion with the paramilitaries goes beyond localized instances, mounds of evidence suggest otherwise.
• government: But Conservatives have drawn up their own amendment in collusion with the Government.
• loyalist: He confirms what Stevens says about British collusion with loyalist armed groups.