"Liquidation signs were all over, and peddling was out of control."

He had been chosen because of where he did his peddling.

Implying that she did, or would indulge in influence peddling is wrong.

But the image of influence peddling had more sting in tough times than it might have during the boom.

After other charges of influence peddling surfaced, the language in the bill was eventually dropped.

But many others do not, leaving them open to being arrested for illegal peddling and reported to immigration agents.

Bicycle racks make it possible to move bikes across long distances without all the peddling.

Nowadays, alcohol peddling is very common at the beach.

As a business, however, the peddling of new book titles on the streets exists strictly in the shadows.

Still others, like allowing the police to fingerprint anyone picked up for illegal peddling, would require a change in the law.

An Oregon newspaper reported that the diaries also included information about possible peddling of political favors.

Even moneylending and peddling were at times forbidden to them.

A concern among many critics is that influence peddling hurts overall decision making, according to this criticism.

But the senators believe the country gets most value from money spent on fighting the use and peddling of drugs in the United States.

I was disappointed to hear he might stop the peddling, as it meant he would not be coming any more with his pack.

Only that one Chinaman was a party to the peddling of smuggled jewels.

The tales of influence peddling have also prompted some soul-searching among Koreans.

What began as a little harmless Sunday morning peddling has grown over the years into a filthy, disruptive embarrassment.

Influence peddling has been so pervasive that it constitutes racketeering under Federal statutes.

It's corrupt influence peddling of the highest order.

The number of pushcart licenses was frozen at 6,000, and illegal peddling abounded.

They could stop the peddling of human flesh and the sale of narcotic dreams.

"And it's much more subtle than mere peddling.

He applied what he learned in the circus to his peddling and grew his father's business.

For example, the law on street peddling should be changed to place the wholesaler suppliers at risk of imprisonment rather than the peddlers.

Turned out she'd been peddling her story for the past couple of years.

There might be something in what the Senator was peddling.

Two years later, the military peddled its political influence again.

They are already back peddling in some of their statements today.

One of them was trying to peddle those pictures just before he got dead.

"All you have to do is decide who to peddle him to."

So far, I have not been able to peddle my valuable services.

This time it is nothing less they are peddling than nuclear military potential.

And what the manufacturers are peddling will probably cost the government a lot more money.

But one of the most profitable is to peddle love.

So you've got a hot tune you want to peddle?

In the last shot we see of him, he is peddling food on the sidewalk.

The arms he was peddling were sent under separate cover.

It has always been easier to peddle fear than hope.

Well then, would he buy the story Avery was peddling?

However, he was forced to stop peddling when his horse died.

He tried to peddle stocks to anyone who would pick up the phone.

Today they have more ways than ever to peddle their wares.

What kind of hot air are you trying to peddle?"

But only 36 percent of the students said they would report another student who peddled illegal drugs.

"Do they simply walk into the kitchen and peddle their goods?"

Maybe the woman really believed the garbage she was peddling.

In truth, however, there is little hard evidence of such a connection, and the administration should stop peddling that line to the American people.