Sentence examples for corruption chaos from inspiring English sources

The captain and all of his men are ethnic Tajiks, while the majority of the people in Afghanistan are ethnic Pashtuns, with clear memories of the corruption, chaos and civil war that engulfed the city when the alliance leaders last tried to run it six years ago.

Given that Whitelaw could have allowed himself to replace Heath in 1975 or 76, a government of his would have been just as likely to win over Callaghan's – the country was sick of the corruption, chaos and indirection, and the vote was a negative one away from Labour.

In 2004 and 2005, with billions disappearing into corruption, chaos, and no-bid contracts in Iraq, Coleman took the Senate's Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations (he chaired it) on a wild goose chase looking into the U.N.'s Oil For Food program and Secretary General Kofi Annan.

This litter grew up amid corruption and chaos.

He was also the Palestinian who undid every convenient caricature of a people wedded to terrorism, corruption and chaos.

Corruption and chaos in many parts of Central Africa, where the last great elephant herds roam, are fueling the trafficking.

It sounds a typical story of corruption and chaos - the only story westerners tend to hear about Russia.

My father lived to see the Berlin Wall come down and Russia being engulfed by corruption and chaos.

Some of them, indeed, live on the corruption and chaos of Greece's bureaucracy, and their disappearance would be a positive gain.

We know that first of all we have to put more effort into resolving the internal problems, dealing with corruption, blackmail, chaos.

Martín de León acknowledges the horrific realities of the mines and bemoans the corruption and chaos of Potosí, but he is very much a man of his time.