Adjective modifier

• Columbian: The stereotypes of happy smiling natives from Columbian cocaine cartels to the Jamaican yardie gangs are transformed.

• Colombian: The Colombian drugs cartels work the other way around.

• hard-core: The introduction of criminal sanctions for individuals who engage in hard-core cartels.

• cozy: Old monopolies and cozy cartels have no place in this new market.

Noun used with modifier

• cocaine: Subscribers and their know what we're cocaine cartels and for and beyond.

• drug: Wake up, People of South Africa, You are guinea pigs, guinea pigs, guinea pigs, for the Western drug cartels.

• supermarket: In the world of supermarket cartels, of course, profit is everything!

Modifies a noun

• offense: More clarity has been provided by the Office of Fair Trading in the scope of cartel offenses.

• investigation: A member of the cartel investigations branch will discuss your concerns with you.

• activity: Any undertaking found to have engaged in cartel activity is likely to face a particularly high financial penalty.

• agreement: You can have a network of clubs, some of which might be owned clandestinely, developing something like a cartel agreement.

• behavior: Individuals reporting cartel behavior may receive immunity from prosecution in respect of the criminal cartel offense.

Noun used with modifier

• price-fixing: The case related to accusations of a price-fixing cartel by home heating suppliers in County Galway.

• banking: Whatever the truth is, the banking cartel was only in distress a short time.

• vitamin: In February 2005, actions to recover loss allegedly caused by the notorious vitamins cartel were settled out of court.