Sentence examples for ground of corruption from inspiring English sources
He could do the same on the Maximus contracts, worth $103 million, or, under the City Charter, he could object to them on the ground of corruption.
Twenty months after she took office, Ms. Bhutto was dismissed by Pakistan's President on grounds of corruption and misrule.
When Pérez Molina and others resisted orders to move out of the capital, Ríos Montt briefly jailed them on grounds of corruption.
It appeared at least partly motivated by self-defence, coming just hours after lawmakers the Workers Party ethics committee announced plans to seek his dismissal on grounds of corruption.
The O'Neill government has claimed the chief justice, Mr Injia, is in cahoots with the Somare camp and seeks to have him removed from office on grounds of corruption.
"The I.M.F. is a political institution," he writes, saying the fund was ready to ignore runaway corruption in Russia to rescue Boris N. Yeltsin while suspending aid to Kenya on grounds of corruption.
But suspension of aid to Uzbekistan, which Mr. Wolfowitz said was on grounds of corruption, angered some at the bank who charged that the real motive was Uzbekistan's decision to suspend air rights for United States military operations in Afghanistan.
Johnson had even welcomed the father, known as "a notorious blackmailer," to the White House as part of a delegation of crooks who sought to oust the U.S. attorney in New York on grounds of corruption.
But the city charter states that even if the comptroller objects to a contract on the grounds of corruption, the mayor can override him and order the comptroller to issue final approval for the contracts.
