Sentence examples for fire corrupted from inspiring English sources

By Nina Alonso The New Yorker, October 24, 1970 P. 50 Broken fire, corrupted air, View Article By Alan Burdick By Charles Bethea By Larissa MacFarquhar By Phil Klay.

"Getting permission to fire corrupt, incompetent, and dishonest workers — that's the absolute showdown," Gingrich said.

Once mayor, Mr. Urlashov has vowed to fire corrupt officials and reform the local election law to prevent mayors from serving more than two terms.

But "the Fox administration was able to fire corrupt officials, replace many others, and develop a strategy to attack the Arellano Félix organization," Mr. Curiel said.

The bill as outlined on Monday would grant the VA secretary "complete authority to immediately fire corrupt or incompetent senior executives, while providing employees with streamlined appeal rights," according to a GOP aide.

She has tackled poor governance head-on, firing corrupt officials and removing ghost workers from the payroll.

To look into his eyes was to hear the pulse of your own fire-using, match-tossing, corrupted human heart.

It has audited private port operators and forced them to fire their corrupt employees.

Mr. Obama needs to keep pressing him to fire the corrupt officials and cronies who have soured millions of Afghans on their own government.

"Imagine no possessions.... ...... Hazare, in contrast, is always very explicit about his objectives: fire this corrupt minister, repeal that law bought by a special interest, open public access to official records.

It was only when we arrived safely in England, that he started engaging in open dissent and to criticize the political situation in Russia and urge people he knew within the FSB to fire the corrupt in Russia.