Sentence examples for admitted corruption from inspiring English sources

The commission's staff also made use of "roll over" witnesses, policemen who admitted corruption and then agreed to finger colleagues in return for immunity from prosecution.

A1 Suharto's Son Seeks Pardon The youngest son of the former Indonesian president, Suharto, admitted corruption and asked for clemency to avoid an 18-month prison sentence imposed by the Supreme Court.

The prime minister, David Cameron, said on Friday that the Lawrence family had "suffered far too much", and the current Metropolitan police commissioner, Sir Bernard Hogadmitted admitted corruption claims around the case sparked one of the worst days of his career.

Mabey and Johnson agreed to admit corruption after a year of private negotiations with the SFO.

The company did so provided that it did not have to admit corruption.

The Asbury Park City Council on Tuesday formally introduced a $1.2 billion waterfront revitalization plan, the day after the city manager, a chief negotiator of the plan, resigned after admitting corruption charges.

The oligarch admitted that corruption was widespread, but said that he personally "wasn't corrupt".

The party has long admitted that corruption is a problem.

Fifa has admitted the corruption crisis has damaged its finances, with new sponsors reluctant to be linked with Fifa and fees for lawyers and consultants spiralling.

(If you want to know whether police have been told to take this seriously, reflect on the insistence of one of them, Xie Yalong, that he only admitted to corruption because he was tortured).

Norberto Fiori, a former precinct chief who admitted his corruption and turned state's evidence after a fallout with colleagues, says the payoffs required for criminal acts are well-established: a typical bordello, for instance, pays the police a $100-a-week 100-a-week 100-a-week feeitutes, while the "commission" for a stoleachar is a minimum of $300.