Sentence examples for extreme corruption from inspiring English sources
Its main one was that the extreme corruption and disorder found in Indonesia's prisons may be negating all the scheme's attempts to persuade jailed militants that the system they are fighting is not utterly thoghut.
As we celebrate athletes overcoming obstacles to reach their dreams, we are giving our financial support to the International Olympic Committee for rewarding a foreign government known for its extreme corruption and human rights abuses.
The monomania that had served him in revolution translated, when he sat in the statehouse, into dictatorship and unhappiness for Ghana: a cult of personality, a clampdown on free expression, economic decline, extreme corruption, and finally, in 1966, while Nkrumah was on a state visit to China, a military coup.
As Minxin Pei of Claremont McKenna College in California puts it, Chinese leaders manage to "move effortlessly between universes of extreme moralism and extreme corruption".Every country has its charlatans and rogues, be they light-fingered British MPs or pork-happy American congressmen.
In the context of the discourse about corruption, disease maps onto corruption, life-threatening diseases onto severe existential challenges resulting from extreme corruption, "four winds" onto the causes of corruption, medical treatment onto disciplinary measures, and the desire to live onto the desire to remain in power.
The Tunisian cables describe the extreme corruption and lack of transparency of the Ben Ali regime.
From the start, the United States has faced daunting challenges in Afghanistan, including violence, extreme poverty, corruption and President Hamid Karzai's fecklessness.
The report has Rousey playing a CIA operative who works with an Indonesian police officer (Uwais) as they battle "violent and extreme" political corruption.
Extreme partisanship and corruption make the current parties unable to provide cogent solutions.
Otherwise, lopsided growth is bound to worsen India's deepest problems – whether corruption, extreme poverty or religious conflict.
Despite considerable resentment concerning the extreme wealth gap, corruption, and the 26% unemployment rate in the country, public protests occurred sporadically and dissipated quickly upon police intervention.
