Sentence examples for a reputation for corruption from inspiring English sources

In Nepal's brief experience of democracy, political parties have earned a reputation for corruption and incompetence.

A reputation for corruption is all too often justified.That is a pity.

In several Central American countries, governments have long had a reputation for corruption.

The vast mineral-rich country has a reputation for corruption, inequality and unrest.

The family has acquired a reputation for corruption, and for employing squads of thugs to settle scores.

Nigerian police have a reputation for corruption, and unmarked cars with foreign passengers are an easy mark.

From the start, it had a reputation for degeneracy and corruption; by the 17th century, it was "a byword for pandemonium" and a place of "horror and chaos".

He is a well-respected former federal prosecutor who gained a reputation for fighting corruption.

Among investors and businessmen, the Estrada administration has acquired a reputation for mismanagement, corruption and cronyism.

He had a reputation for fighting corruption, a rare one in a country whose judges are notorious for yielding to bribes and political pressures.

King Abdullah, 82, had a reputation for fighting corruption when he came to power in 2005, but he is said to have made little progress.