Sentence examples for fraught with corruption from inspiring English sources

The resettlement process is fraught with corruption and human rights abuses.

Revenues from these sales have been significant at times, but the program has been fraught with corruption.

Is the government capable of acting in a way that is not fraught with corruption?" And are America's NATO allies, Britain apart, really committed to this struggle?

By the late 1980s, however, many Zimbabweans had become disenchanted with the new regime, which had not lived up to its promises and had proved to be fraught with corruption (related largely to the issue of land redistribution).

Dawa, who says he was born in 1910 and can remember the first time he saw white men in 1923, shakes his head as he laments a government "fraught with corruption" that has not been able to eliminate Boko Haram.

Merely setting a deadline for United States troop withdrawal will not result in accountability from President Hamid Karzai's administration, which is fraught with corruption and has demonstrated its willingness to negotiate away women's rights for political gain.

Women's health advocates have claimed for months that the political process that resulted in the new clinic rules was fraught with political corruption and misuse of power.

Women's health advocates have protested that the new rules would require such costly and extensive renovations that some or all abortion clinics in the state could be forced to shut down, and they claim that the political process that resulted in the rules was fraught with political corruption and misuse of power.

Afghanistan is fraught with so much corruption that even its "democratic" elections are suspect.

Nine years of training and investment have created an Afghan Army fraught with the same corruption and lack of cohesion as the rest of the country.

This procedure however appears inappropriate and obsolete, fraught with deep rooted corruption among government agencies and NGOs.