Sentence examples for blamed for corruption from inspiring English sources

So often in the past many years the Afghan government was blamed for corruption.

Mr. Medvedev on Friday touted his record in reform of Russia's police, a force of 1.2 million which is widely blamed for corruption and abuse of power.

Since winning office in a 1998 landslide election that smashed two long-ruling parties blamed for corruption and nepotism, Mr. Chávez has set out to remake the nation.

His goals were to stabilize the country, reduce the influence of political parties, which he blamed for corruption and inefficiency, and strengthen the army.

Now that he has to go it alone, he'll have no one else to blame for corruption scandals or political failures, which is a better recipe for good governance.

But low salaries are not to blame for corruption.

Mr Borisov, a burly ex-bodyguard, did not want to be part of an increasingly unpopular government which protesters blamed for rampant corruption and high energy bills.

The governing party, which has been blamed for allowing corruption to flourish, is scrambling to get tough and to clean up its tarnished image.

If you compare life under Mr Chavez with the previous 20 years, under a now discredited two-party system widely blamed for rampant corruption, the Chavez era is preferable.

Former Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, a Shiite who stepped down in August amid calls for his resignation, is widely blamed for the corruption and incompetence in Iraq's armed forces after he replaced top Sunni commanders with his own loyalists.

That did not stop them loathing Mr Chávez, whom they blamed for inflation, crime, corruption and a climate of intolerance which blocks government critics from state jobs.