Sentence examples for compromised by corruption from inspiring English sources

These witness accounts have become common in Mexico over the past year, especially in violent cities where the news media have been compromised by corruption or killings.

The bottom line is that there is nothing inherently good or bad about China's aid and investment, though the "no political strings attached" approach means that the potential benefits can more easily be compromised by corruption and local politics.

On August 17th the prime minister, Manmohan Singh, called Mr Hazare's hunger strike "totally misconceived".But he has become a focus of discontent about a government widely seen as fatally compromised by corruption.

It may be several days before we know the answers to some of the questions: Was the toll much lower just because of the force of the tremor, or was the construction in the specific towns affected less compromised by corruption?

"They are forcing women to wear the hijab and sometimes the niqab, like in Raqqa, which has been taken over by the al-Qaeda-linked Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIS)." Maya believes the many rebel groups operating in Syria have been compromised by corruption and internal power struggles.

Furthermore, U.S. government institutions are compromised by corruption.

One risk, even though the new deal mostly gives the Afghans the power to say no, is that our troops will end up on missions that have ever less to do with our national interest, and which are further compromised by the corruption and grudges of the Karzai regime.

Of course, it is a shame that both politicians are massively compromised: by allegations of corruption, brutishness and former misrule.

His dismissal fanned emerging worries that the quality and safety of the country's vast high-speed rail program had been compromised by haste and corruption during construction.

Votes last fall to award the 2018 World Cup to Russia and the 2022 World Cup to Qatar seem hopelessly compromised by allegations of corruption, the latest of which surfaced Tuesday in a British parliamentary inquiry.

The case has been described as one of the most important in post-apartheid South Africa amid fears of a legal system compromised by political meddling and corruption.