Sentence examples for corrupt tradition from inspiring English sources

Rio 2016 buildup part of the chaotic and corrupt tradition of Olympic hosts The future right now looks head-spinningly unpredictable.

Around 1300 Proclus attracted the interest of the philosopher George Pachymeres, who prepared an edition of Proclus' Commentary on the Parmenides, which was only preserved in a very corrupt tradition, and even composed a commentary to the last part of the dialogue where Proclus' commentary was lacking.

"And what he wanted to do was use Tabasco to relaunch the old PRI, with all its old, corrupt traditions.

They are following the corrupt corporate tradition in Washington: buying what you want".

This panoramic first novel about Uganda's turbulent postcolonial history uses the struggles of three generations of a single family to show how external forces -- religious, political and economic -- have blighted the nation and corrupted its traditions.

The solution is not to corrupt our judicial tradition by making bin Laden the star of a new Star Chamber.

The paper became an exemplar of a corrupt and decaying tradition of political advertising masquerading as news.

But during the Stalin era, cultural overseers viewed bel canto as some elitist European influence that was corrupting the earthy tradition of Russian vocal music.

What is holding back Japan's economy? A. Stephanie Strom, a business writer based in Tokyo, responds: Tradition, corrupted by political interests, is largely responsible for shackling the Japanese economy.

It is true that this document does little explicitly to uproot the structures of misogyny and homophobia that have long corrupted the Catholic tradition, but it does give a fresh impetus to change on these issues.

For all the power of the elite and the poverty of the magistrates, the corrupt practices of French tradition are becoming ever harder to maintain.