| While dismissing the notion of trying to nobble his rival in the ensuing training sessions, he admitted it had been an unusual mix of emotions. |
| British courts are less corruptible than their European counterparts because it is easier to nobble one judge than 12 jurors. |
| Mrs. Henniker, of the hotel at nobble, had offered to swear that there had been no marriage. |
| Everyone is convinced they are being ripped off and the main strategy is to nobble your opponent. |
| There are three counts of perverting the course of justice where, in colloquial language, you tried to nobble the prosecution witnesses before the authorities got to them. |
| But it is much harder to nobble 12 independent jurors than it is to bribe or intimidate one judge. |
