Sentence examples for corruption trouble from inspiring English sources

Croatia has plenty of war to talk about: its part in the Bosnian wars, a war against corruption, trouble with the UN war-crimes tribunal in The Hague.

Wall Street, Tax fiend, Financiers have a scheme, Entitlement, Hard work, No middle ground, You jerk, Strongman, Potentate, Dictator, Abdicate, Drug cartel, Corruption, Trouble in the Latin State! .

The local's new officers said these problems point to continuing corruption troubles at District Council 37, a federation of 56 locals representing 121,000 workers.

Certainly, the long shadow of Montreal's corruption troubles still lingers at City Hall, despite a new mayor in Denis Coderre who has boisterously vowed that things will change.

Noodle sellers in Bangkok and fishermen in southern seaside villages hold forth enthusiastically about community rights and corruption probes.The trouble is that public awareness seems to have moved far ahead of official practice.

It promotes a set of values, notably against corruption, that could trouble the BJP as well as Congress.

Investors have been nervous about corporate governance in Russia, thanks to a series of high-profile incidents such as the jailing of Mikhail Khodorkovsky, an oil magnate who fell out with Mr Putin, the expulsion of William Browder, a hedge-fund manager who campaigned against corruption, and the trouble faced by oil companies such as BP and Shell in dealing with local partners.

Globally, amid economic troubles, corruption seems to be one of the few things that has grown.

Mayor Joseph P. Ganim, hobbled by a municipal corruption scandal, has had trouble raising campaign contributions, according to his latest campaign finance report.

It got a lot of support from around the world, particularly in South America, where they've had a lot of trouble with corruption in football.

Greece has always been a hornet's nest of trouble and corruption, as well as a victim of perpetual war and occupation.