“committed corruption” is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you are talking about someone engaging in a corrupt or illegal activity. For example, "The CEO committed corruption that cost the company millions of dollars in fines."
"As team leader in the project, the defendant had no intention to work with the contractors with the intent to commit corruption," he said in his opinion.
"The government is saying you can commit corruption and it will not be considered an offense and you won't be punished".
A contractor convicted of tag-teaming with former Mayor Kwame M. Kilpatrick of Detroit to commit corruption worth millions was sentenced Friday to 21 years in federal prison.
During General Suharto's administration, "only Suharto's cronies were able to commit corruption," said Teten Masduki, the coordinator of the group.
Less than three weeks later, federal prosecutors in Brooklyn charged him with soliciting $250,000 in bribes in a separate case that accused him of continuing to commit corruption crimes after his arrest on the first case — and of seeking bribes to pay the lawyers in that case.
"They were also committing another corruption," he said, contending that he had learned women were visiting the hospital to get sterilized.
And seven of the states also require that a governor be found to have met some specific grounds for recall, like committing crimes, corruption, or other malfeasance in office.
Investigators with UPAC, the provincial anti-corruption squad, roused Michael Applebaum out of bed this morning at the ungodly hour of 6 a.m. for a trip down to Sûreté du Québec's HQ on Parthenais street in Montreal and booked him on 14 counts, including fraud, conspiracy to commit fraud, corruption and breach of trust.
The report says if the Ugandan government is committed to fighting corruption, it must stop arrests and intimidation of anti-corruption activists and strengthen the protections afforded to investigators, prosecutors and witnesses.
