Sentence examples for corruption cases from from inspiring English sources

The Major Crimes Task Force (MCTF) currently has four vetted prosecutors and a limited number of vetted investigators to work this and numerous other pending corruption cases from all over the country.

As with other corruption cases, a major challenge to successful prosecution will be the Afghan legal system's limited institutional capacity -- the Major Crimes Task Force (MCTF) currently has four vetted prosecutors and a limited number of vetted investigators to work this and numerous other pending corruption cases from all over the country.

The FBI takes on many public corruption cases, from the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department to the current case against two brothers who are former state legislators.

In September a Durban court struck the corruption case from the roll, stating that the state's case was not adequate.

Finally, Italy's highest court ruled this week that Mr. Berlusconi's holding company, Fininvest, must pay a business rival roughly $675 million in damages in connection with a corruption case from the 1990s.

He prosecuted financial fraud, terrorism and public corruption cases for six years, and served as acting U.S. attorney from 1986 to 1987.

Lula faces six other indictments in corruption cases ranging from receiving bribes from engineering firm Odebrecht to obstructing justice and trafficking his influence to obtain government decisions favoring the auto industry.

Mr Fico's government replaced it with a weaker substitute.Big corruption cases, some dating from the 1990s, risk fizzling out.

Chief Justice Dívar's expense scandal came to light while the judiciary was being strained by several corruption cases against politicians from the country's main parties.

The battle has simmered since last December when the court effectively restored corruption cases, many stemming from the 1990s, against thousands of politicians, including Mr. Zardari, and asked the government to inform the Swiss judiciary that Pakistan wanted to continue to pursue cases against the president.

Indeed, among the corruption cases that developed from the scrutiny in the wake of the collapses was one that charged a Buildings Department crane inspector with falsely reporting that he had inspected the crane on East 51st Street 11 days before the collapse, when in reality he never visited the site.