Sentence examples for foe of corruption from inspiring English sources
His reliable base remains the poor and working class, although he counts supporters among businessmen, people in opposition to the previous government, and idealists who would like to think that Duterte is the champion of the poor and the foe of corruption he says he is.
The judge in Lieutenant Becker's first trial was a fanatical foe of police corruption.
Eric Holder -- distinguished prosecutor, judge, foe of public corruption, basketball enthusiast, mentor to disadvantaged youth -- seemed a reassuring choice for attorney general.
Steve Cooley, who was running for state attorney general and trying to burnish his image as a foe of political corruption.
So, it's a form of corruption.
Sheik Hasina Wazed, of the Awami League, and Khaleda Zia, of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party, both former prime ministers and each other's fiercest foes, are in jail on charges of corruption.
The subject at hand was a reform effort directed at Dominion Energy Virginia, a longtime foe of state consumer advocates, anti-corruption activists and environmentalists.
Now - whether Murtha or Hoyer win the contest when House Democrats vote on Thursday - whenever Pelosi talks about changing the "culture of corruption" on Capitol Hill, her rightwing foes and independent pundits will bring up her support for Murtha.
The chief tormentors of the party have been the new anti-corruption revolutionaries and an old political foe, Subramanian Swamy, president of the Janata Party, who surfaces every now and then with extraordinary allegations of corruption against the Gandhi family.
In the midst of corruption allegations, critics say he has become more authoritarian, but Mr Erdogan says political foes are trying to oust him.
