Sentence examples for aftermath of corruption from inspiring English sources
La muerte de Artemio Cruz (1962; The Death of Artemio Cruz), by Fuentes, revisits the theme of the Mexican Revolution, exploring its aftermath of corruption and power struggles among the revolutionaries.
The latest economic report offers little respite for the Indian prime minister, Manmohan Singh, as he struggles to escape the aftermath of corruption scandals that have undermined his authority to push ahead with bold and politically unpalatable economic reforms.
This is a parochial state election about the privatisation of poles and wires, health, education, jobs, the aftermath of corruption scandals and the unpopularity of the Abbott federal government.
The gridlock in the aftermath of the corruption crackdown was insufferable, even by Lagos standards.
He was removed from his position after what appeared to be a broader government purge of Turkey's police in the aftermath of the corruption claims in December.
Senior Fifa figures are for the first time seriously considering the ramifications of ordering a rerun of the vote for the right to stage the 2022 World Cup, in the aftermath of new corruption allegations against the hosts, Qatar.
Mr. Ayala, a teacher at Bridgeport's Bassick High School, said the biggest issues facing the city are the aftermath of the corruption scandal under the former mayor, Joseph P. Ganim, economic development, taxes and education.
The frustration has boiled over in the aftermath of the corruption arrests, which have ensnared two of New York City's most prominent black politicians — Malcolm A. Smith of Queens and John L. Sampson of Brooklyn, who are former leaders of the Senate Democrats — as well as a black assemblyman, Eric A. Stevenson, a Bronx Democrat.
Four ministers have resigned in the aftermath of the corruption inquiries.
The downturn coincided with a litany of other problems, including Madrid's crackdown on illegal construction permits and the aftermath of several massive corruption investigations.
In "Kingdom of Sloth," India Today (November, 21, 2011 issue) takes on the paralysis that has stricken the Indian government in the aftermath of investigations into corruption in the Commonwealth Games and the telecom industry.
