Sentence examples for climate of corruption from inspiring English sources

When Milosevic was removed from power, in 2000, the climate of corruption that he had fostered remained remarkably intact.

U.S. Attorney Rudolph Giuliani recently compared the climate of corruption here with that of Watergate, but few New Yorkers are seriously suggesting that Koch is in that much trouble.

But, she added, the arrest and the general climate of corruption it seemed to symbolize, coming during the request-for-proposal process, was "pretty off-putting for a lot of folks".

No, it doesn't sound thrilling (which is doubtless why the publisher kept the word "dam" out of the title), but Barcott, a contributing editor at Outside magazine and the author of "The Measure of a Mountain: Beauty and Terror on Mount Rainier," makes it so, mashing up adventure travel, biography and nature writing in a steamy climate of corruption and intrigue.

Considering the prison term the former governor could have received, United States Attorney Eddie Jordan, who prosecuted the case, planned to appeal what he called a lenient sentence, considering the harm done to the state by the climate of corruption that Mr. Edwards fostered.

Even if they were doing it to make money, they may well not have seen it as a form of cheating because there's a supplementary question to ask here: is the climate of corruption so deep within Pakistan cricket that this was viewed as unexceptional?

Outside the oil sector, a climate of widespread corruption, cronyism and administrative incompetence damaged economic prospects.

The domestic and international environment, especially the climate of anti-corruption in China, has made it possible to announce it [the cessation of using organs from executed prisoners]" [ 27].

To testify, Cruz called a retired Princeton physicist who believes the planet needs more carbon dioxide; a controversial climate scientist convinced of corruption in the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC); a climate scientist who insists basic models need reinvention; and a Canadian jazz vocalist who frequents the Rush Limbaugh Show and recorded an album about cats.

Complicating the whole situation, she says, is the increasing fragmentation of political parties, which has created a climate for corruption.

Over the years, this has contributed to a climate of negligence where corruption is concerned, these analysts said.