Sentence examples for deepening corruption from inspiring English sources

Beneath the roseate flush of post-Soviet prosperity, it seems, lies a deepening corruption.

A deepening corruption scandal in May and June, involving a Freedom Party MP accused of embezzling at least $16m, has sent Mr Haider's popularity sprawling.

She was unable to form a governing coalition in 2008 after her predecessor as Kadima's leader, Ehud Olmert, resigned as prime minister amid a deepening corruption investigation, a failure that led to early elections.

But critics say that the state of the current crop of 560 legislators — widely described as the least effective since the start of political reforms in 1998 — points to deeper problems about the health of Indonesian politics: unchecked, deepening corruption that threatens to breed disillusion about democracy.

A1 Brazil Official Resigns Brazil's deepening corruption scandal has claimed its first prominent victim, with the man who is President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's chief of staff and closest adviser stepping down after allegations that he knew of and encouraged a multimillion-dollar scheme to buy votes in Congress.

The FA announces it will abstain from voting in the elections and, along with anti-corruption watchdog Transparency International, urges Fifa to postpone the presidential election because of a deepening corruption scandal.

Prince Ali, who is seeking to replace Blatter after the president stood down days into his fifth term because of a deepening corruptions crisis, is one of five candidates for the February election.

Marcelo Ebrard was the mayor of Mexico City from 2006 to 2012, the time when that city gained a reputation as a dynamic, sophisticated world capital, even while the country's image as a place of dark and ever deepening crisis, corruption, and violence steadily worsened.

"The Supreme Court has played a huge role in deepening the corruption of our democracy," Newkirk said, citing the Citizens United decision and McCutcheon v. FEC case.

The deepening poverty and corruption was increasingly exposed by foreign media and the church's Radio Soleil.

Some say the change has already begun, amid a deepening campaign against corruption announced by Mr. Xi after he was appointed general secretary of the party in November.