The phrase "a charge of corruption" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or journalistic contexts when referring to an accusation or allegation of corrupt behavior.
Example: "The politician faced a charge of corruption after the investigation revealed questionable financial transactions."
Alternatives: "an accusation of corruption" or "an allegation of corruption."
Beginning with a charge of corruption, the process evolved into a general condemnation of Mr. Wahid's term, which has been criticized for its eccentricity, incompetence and drift.
A6 Philippine Ex-Leader Jailed Former President Joseph Estrada was arrested on a charge of corruption and jailed in Manila, three months after being driven from power by a popular uprising.
If a public servant went headhunting for a contractor and made his choice before accepting whatever terms the contractor sought to impose, he would soon be facing a charge of corruption.
In an emotional appeal to a 14-judge panel today, televised live to the nation, Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra seemed on the verge of tears as he fought for his political life against a charge of corruption.
A10 Thai Leader Denies Graft Charge Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra defended himself against a charge of corruption in an appeal to a 14-judge panel that was televised live.
In 1993, having only recently been acquitted by a single vote on a charge of corruption, Mr Papandreou led his party to victory with a no less remarkable 47% of the vote.Despite being on life-support machines since last autumn, he surrendered the prime-ministership only in January.
But he still faces a charge of enterprise corruption, which carries the same potential sentence.
The most serious conviction was on a charge of enterprise corruption, which carries a maximum sentence of 25 years in prison.
In a hearing with the jury absent from the courtroom in Manhattan, Justice Michael J. Obus struck down a charge of enterprise corruption, which carried a potential prison term of up to 25 years.
Mr Anwar was jailed for this and a further charge of corruption, then freed in 2004 after Dr Mahathir had handed the reins of power to the current prime minister, Abdullah Badawi.
More recently, the firm's parent company has been blacklisted by the World Bank for an unrelated charge of corruption and its CEO has resigned.Laos might nonetheless esteem the views of its Western consultants.
