Sentence examples for flagrant corruption from inspiring English sources

To begin with it is directed at Mr Yanukovych, with his clumsy duplicity and flagrant corruption.

The popular justice minister, Mikheil Saakashvili, resigned in September, saying he could no longer stomach such flagrant corruption.

Voters were offended by her government's flagrant corruption and fondness for erecting grandiose public statues of herself and other dalit (low caste) symbols.

The result is that he appears to be a man who turned (and turns) a blind eye to the flagrant corruption of those close to him.

Believing that the war had given large corporations nearly complete control over the federal government, La Follette concentrated on exposing the most flagrant corruption of the postwar years.

Mr. Wahid took office here a year ago promising to end the flagrant corruption and cronyism that was rampant under the dictatorial rule of former President Suharto.

Turkey's Deputy Prime Minister Bulent Arinc spoke out strongly on July 28 about flagrant "moral corruption" in Turkey -- to which women's public displays of joy evidently contribute.

"Why do we tolerate this," Brunetti's secretary asks when presented with this latest flagrant example of corruption, "and not go after them with clubs?" That's something Brunetti often wonders.

It also made sense to him that the administration might keep the list tightly focused on cases of flagrant abuse and corruption that should withstand international pushback and scrutiny.

Anyone who claims that Ms. Clinton should be in prison accuses, without evidence, the FBI of corruption or flagrant incompetence.

Nevertheless, the evidence of the extreme wealth of the elite in a country where an estimated 300 million people live on less than $2 a day will be acutely embarrassing for Mr Xi, who has led a drive against endemic corruption and flagrant displays of wealth.