Sentence examples for Crush corruption from inspiring English sources

They go on to list all the specific moments in which the Joker actually seems motivated by the desire to crush corruption, and all the times his actions actually help the city long term.

Meanwhile, a public health scandal over faulty vaccines given to children has undercut his drive to crush corruption and bring the bureaucracy into line: wasn't it supposed to prevent things like this?

Jair Bolsonaro, a 63-year-old former paratrooper who built his campaign around pledges to crush corruption, crime and a supposed communist threat, secured 55.7% of the votes after 88% were counted and was therefore elected Brazil's next president, electoral authorities said on Sunday.

He describes himself as a national democrat, but beyond his calls for crushing corruption and bringing honesty to government, his platform is vague.

Hasn't this country learned from Watergate, the crushing corruption scandal that brought down a president more than four decades ago?

Opposition parties from across Maldivian politics have formed a united front to oust the president, Abdulla Yameen, whose government has been accused of crushing dissent, corruption and jailing electoral opponents on flimsy grounds.

Since taking office, Buhari has pledged to crack down on corruption, crush Boko Haram, and -- in a telling sign of the times -- diversify the economy, lessening its reliance on oil.

All this may fit the image often painted of this much-maligned country: crushing poverty, endemic corruption, the threat of violence so constant that international peacekeepers are required to stop Haitians tearing each other apart.

The country is still struggling with AIDS, crime, corruption and crushing poverty.

Munga says he wants to find new ways of talking about the city: "For 20 years, Kinshasans have lived through every spirit-crushing experience – war, crime, corruption, shortages, poverty and the break-up of the family.

A Corruption Scandal Crushed Their Hopes For Justice.