Sentence examples for considered a corruption from inspiring English sources

"The effect was that everything we considered a corruption hazard we de facto legalized," said David Durk, whose efforts, with a fellow police officer, Frank Serpico, helped prompt the Knapp commission's investigation.

We considered a corruption model inspired by, but distinct from, Schelling's (1978) classic model.

This reading was widely considered a folk-etymological corruption, or a learned reinterpretation, of the original term due to the merger of /ǫ/ and /ø/ in Old Icelandic after ca. 1200 (nevertheless giving rise to the concept of Götterdämmerung "Twilight of the Gods" in the German reception of Norse mythology).

He has initiated reforms in the country's state-owned oil company, NNPC, widely considered a black hole of corruption, launched financial investigations of public officials and vowed that those who are accused of looting billions of dollars under the Jonathan administration will be prosecuted in the coming months.

Informality is, like corruption itself, considered a roadblock to development or bump in the road towards good governance.

Previously, corruption was considered a public sector problem.

In a country where corruption may be considered a tolerable necessity to make ends meet, she was wealthy enough to eschew embezzlement.

Under the new law, corruption will be considered a "heinous crime" and those found guilty will not be eligible for parole or amnesty.

He is untainted by corruption allegations and was considered a reformist in his own party; as finance minister, he clashed with Mr Mugabe over economic policy.

Declan Hill, a Canadian investigative journalist who is considered an authority on sports corruption, said Tuesday that recent allegations of wrongdoing against 6 of FIFA's 24 executive committee members will render Thursday's votes meaningless.

Considering the huge amounts of stimulus money passing through the hands of Congress, the Senate Judiciary Committee is wisely considering a tougher political corruption law.