Sentence examples for corruption or abuses from inspiring English sources

The term "violations of discipline" almost invariably refers to corruption or abuses of power.

If the Serbian people do not wish to prosecute Slobodan Milosevic for his corruption or abuses against domestic opponents, that is their right.

On his desk is a bill to prosecute any government whistle-blower who dares make public any corruption or abuses of power any official stamps "classified".

On the side of liberty, there's a need to preserve the ability of our free press, when exposing corruption or abuses, to protect confidential sources without getting slammed into jail by leak-plugging, publicity-hungry prosecutors.

Others face trial or criminal investigations over claims of corruption or abuse of power.

Groups like mine can train networks of citizens to gather evidence of corruption or abuse.

All the past five sheriffs of this suburban county near Atlanta have been accused of corruption or abuse of office.

The authorities appear particularly concerned about fast-spreading rumors of corruption or abuse of authority by government officials, a frequent topic on the Twitter-like microblogs.

But also like the New Deal, the Obama team faces political opponents who will seize on any signs of corruption or abuse — or invent them, if necessary — in an attempt to discredit the administration's program.

Targeted investigations of administration officials and actions in the EPA, departments of Commerce and Interior, and elsewhere may fail to produce a Clinton-email-level "bombshell". But if they uncover clear evidence of corruption or abuse of power, they should attract significant media coverage — even without GOP support — painting the administration in a bad light.

This sounds more suspicious of the difference between the sound principles of a wider belief system and the potential for corruption or abuse in the way those principles are applied by the people who act in its name – which might be considered somewhat ironic, coming from the head of the Catholic church.