Sentence examples for bringing about a corrupt from inspiring English sources
According to the above account, an act of institutional corruption brings about, or contributes to bringing about, a corrupt condition of some institution.
Clough not only felt patronised by Revie, he also despised him for the way his calculation and gamesmanship were corrupting players and turning them into divas, debasing the game and bringing about a win-at-all-costs ethos.
Museveni justified his support of rebels by stating that his goal was to achieve regional integration in both politics and economics and that the downfall of corrupt regimes was necessary to bring about such a union.
And in his experience in emerging economy crises the former IMF economist, Simon Johnson, found that most crises were brought about by the same sort of corrupt insider risk taking and moral hazard that happened in the US under the 'Greenspan put'.
This disease, brought about by the government's abject collusion with corporate America, has so corrupted the system, which has grown bloated, lumbering and inefficient with time, that there can be little hope of a full recovery.
However, it is possible that anger against the rich who benefited from those corrupt policies is a powerful, persistent force leading people to vote for interventionist policies that are designed to bring about "fairness" rather than maximize material income.
He said that he had been falsely painted as corrupt, and that his opponents had brought about "a situation of ungovernability".
I believe it was a parliamentary coup brought about by corrupt politicians.
Tripodi was also found to have engaged in corrupt conduct by not disclosing to the cabinet his awareness of Obeid's connections to the cafes, and Dunn for using his public official position to bring about a change in Maritime's Commercial lease policy in order to benefit Obeid.
