Sentence examples similar to corruption riddled from inspiring English sources

The Malians themselves, in their 48-page reconstruction plan, note the "fragility of the republic's institutions" and the "poor governance and corruption riddling every area of national life".

In China, farmers, pensioners and minorities have been dispossessed; corruption has riddled reform of the banking and legal systems; inadequate regulation has meant environmental degradation.

An Honorary Associate of the National Secular Society, he has described the Catholic Church as being "corrupt and riddled with corruption".

Mr. Levy's spokesman, Brian Herrington, disputes those charges and said: "Steve Levy is going to clean up the corruption that has riddled Suffolk County.

As I've written, mainstream protesters on the Maidan were motivated by a desire to rid Ukraine of corruption which had riddled the Yanukovych regime.

Doubtless, a system already riddled by corruption will inevitably become more corrupt, as well.

These have long been riddled with corruption.

The A.F.I. was riddled with corruption.

Many also believe that APRA is riddled with corruption.

Forestry management in Indonesia has long been riddled with corruption.

Inept and riddled with corruption, the government needs rebooting.