Sentence examples for entangled in corruption from inspiring English sources

At a time of record 27 percent unemployment, and as nearly every Spanish institution has found itself entangled in corruption cases, Mr. Évole has had plenty of low-hanging fruit to pluck.

She will doubtless be back.Mr Singh's government, which is entangled in corruption scandals, will remain hamstrung.

Catalan politicians are entangled in corruption scandals linked to the construction bubble that burst in 2008.

He has a reputation for being an efficient manager and, unlike the previous mayor, is not entangled in corruption scandals or controversies.

He said that much of the money set aside by the Iraqi government and the United States for the reconstruction of Sadr City had been either delayed or entangled in corruption.

She still has quite a way to go before becoming Israel's second woman prime minister.Ehud Olmert, the previous Kadima head who has been entangled in corruption inquiries, will formally resign as prime minister with a statement to the cabinet on September 22nd.

While struggling to pull Spain out of recession, Mr. Rajoy and other senior officials from his governing Popular Party have recently become entangled in a major corruption case, accused by their party's former treasurer of receiving illegal payments from a slush fund.

On the other, Shanghai Shenhua, under previous ownership, was as entangled in a match-fixing scandal that reached right to the top of Chinese soccer — corruption that has run even deeper than the gambling-related fixes that bedevil every other culture nowadays.

Some are entangled in power lines.

A few find themselves entangled in jargon.

Indeed, a year later, many companies remain entangled in red tape.