Sentence examples for attributed to corruption from inspiring English sources

The decline was attributed to corruption and other scandals involving Mr Yudhoyono's ruling Democratic Party, but the writing is clearly on the wall.There are however pitfalls to taking up the migrant-worker cause.

She was less focused on the attack on Mr. Sviridov, she said, than on the failure of the police to punish his assailants, a fact she attributed to corruption.

Besides, the city council has been criticised heavily for bad 'caretakership' of the city attributed to corruption and financial mismanagement.

The lack of fuel, electricity scarcity, and other daily grievances are widely attributed to corruption.

Yet it seems powerless to address even the basic issues of clean water and sewers that would make such epidemics entirely preventable — a paradox that critics attribute to corruption, incompetence or the hangover of a 27-year civil war that flooded the capital with refugees, or all three.

As the story opens, "all day long the foghorns boomed out in the bay," sounding a dirge for the lost and ruined lives Black attributes to corruption in high places and the repressive attitudes toward gender, race and sexuality in 1950s Ireland.

The company says it made this decision due to supply problems, which local sources attribute to corruption between the local distribution company and the Azerbaijan customs authority.

The budget for this particular stadium nearly tripled between the beginning and end of its construction, an outcome that most Brazilians attribute to corruption and fraudulent spending.

He was agitated because he said the border police had been harassing him, something he attributed to their corruption and involvement in smuggling.

Many of the schools collapsed even though buildings next to them remained standing, which grieving parents and advocates attributed to shoddy construction and corruption.

The success of ISIS can be attributed to many factors: the corruption and inefficacy of the Free Syrian Army, the Maliki government's refusal to integrate Sunnis into the fabric of political life, and the lack of a residual U.S. force.