Sentence examples for coercion and corruption from inspiring English sources
Nihalani has been in the hot seat since January, when previous CBFC incumbent Leela Samson and more than half of the organisation's board members resigned amid complaints of "interference, coercion and corruption".
But the debate also illustrates the mixture of elation and worry that has accompanied Tunisia's progress toward democracy: freed from the overt coercion and corruption of Mr. Ben Ali's government, many now fear that more subtle forces are trying to pull the strings from behind the scenes, in part though political money.
On Tuesday, Pahlaj Nihalani was appointed India's Censor Board chief after his predecessor, Leela Samson resigned, citing "interference, coercion, and corruption".
The novel is a sprawling epic of drug trafficking, murder, coercion, and corruption at the highest levels of Mexican law enforcement and government.
The methods the Mafia used back then – coercion, violence and corruption – to acquire contracts were largely in line with the Godfather cliches about Mafia activity.
With acute business acumen, and the usual cocktail of corruption, coercion and killing, it extended its tentacles to North and South America, Asia and Europe, erecting lethal barriers to entry along the way.
After his experiment in bringing a measure of decency to the mine ends in personal catastrophe redeemed by a partial moral victory, he is conscripted into the army, where he tries, once again, to bring a measure of fairness and dignity to a system built on the corruption, coercion and the humiliation of the weak.
And corruption remains endemic.
"ARROGANCE, cronyism, incompetence and corruption".
"Nepotism, mismanagement, crime and corruption.
