Sentence examples for being prosecuted for corruption from inspiring English sources

A former chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan, which regulates the market, is being prosecuted for corruption and tax evasion.

Stubbs, best known as an animal painter, created the little 1791 watercolor portrait here of Warren Hastings, first governor-general of India under British colonial rule, while Hastings was being prosecuted for corruption.

No top politician has ever been prosecuted for corruption in Kenya, although it is one of Africa's most notoriously corrupt nations.

THE announcement on July 26th that Chen Liangyu is to be prosecuted for corruption came as little surprise.

Dozens of former officials are to be prosecuted for corruption, in a campaign recently extended to Mr Mubarak and his family.Still, much of Egypt's disparate opposition remains wary of the generals and nervous lest too rapid a transition empowers remnants of the ousted ruling party and the Muslim Brotherhood, the only broad-based political forces.

On Thursday, Reuters reported that diplomats from Saudi Arabia and the Gulf Arab states were working on a plan that would include Saleh's resignation; in exchange, Saleh, whose government is widely viewed by Yemenis and foreign diplomats as awash in graft, would not be prosecuted for corruption, nor would his family.

A number of Mr. Saakashvili's allies have been placed under investigation and, according to Mr. Ivanishvili, there is a "high probability" that the president, who last week started a visit to the United States, will be prosecuted for corruption and other misdeeds, including the use of violence by riot police officers against a Tbilisi protest in 2011.

He was removed from his post, and the Xinhua news agency reports that he will now be prosecuted for corruption.

While dozens of CBP employees have been prosecuted for corruption in recent years, experts believe the level of corruption within border patrol isn't fully recognized.

These values sometimes produce awkward outcomes: it is possible, for instance, that a Malaysian government led by Anwar Ibrahim, the former finance minister now being prosecuted for sodomy and corruption, would be no easier to deal with than Dr Mahathir's.

It is indicative of how far she is willing to go in combating the old crony capitalism that the son of former president Suharto, known as "Tommy," is being prosecuted for a wide range of crimes, including corruption and murder.