Sentence examples for illegally enriched from inspiring English sources

Mr. Amaral denied that and all accusations that he had illegally enriched himself, declaring: "I am not a corrupt man".

Petrobras officials who illegally enriched themselves were, of course, bounced from the company and into the justice system.

It is incorrect that I illegally enriched myself with the property of Jews and in particular ordered that portable items with which said Jews fled or planned to flee be consigned to me for the purpose of illegally misappropriating them.

The adviser, Antonio Palocci, resigned late Tuesday as chief of staff, ending weeks of growing rancor over suspicions that he illegally enriched himself through consulting contracts while a federal legislator and coordinator of Ms. Rousseff's presidential campaign.

Last month, Antonio Palocci, the chief of staff and most important political adviser to the president, resigned amid accusations that he had illegally enriched himself with consulting work while a congressman and manager of Ms. Rousseff's presidential campaign.

Last week, the Supreme Court reversed a lower court decision and found Mr. Hutomo and a business partner guilty of corruption in a land deal that prosecutors said cost the Government $10.8 million but illegally enriched the two men, who were sentenced to 18 months in jail.

Despite the charges against her, Ms. Rousseff is rare among top politicians in Brazil in that she has not faced accusations of illegally enriching herself.

Unlike many of the politicians who led the charge to oust her, Ms. Rousseff, 68, remains a rare breed in Brazil: a prominent leader who has not been accused of illegally enriching herself.

Mr. Bedie, who was overthrown in a military coup last December, and several other former officials are suspected of "illegally enriching themselves while in office," the Swiss federal police office said.

On Friday, after Switzerland's discovery of five bank accounts holding some $50 million, Peruvian officials announced that they would try to prosecute him for illegally enriching himself during his decade-long tenure as President Alberto K. Fujimori's most powerful adviser.

A former county legislator, Bruce Levine, filed a complaint with the state attorney general's office last year saying that the project is illegally enriching investors who bought units and then rented them out instead of the corporation selling them directly to low-income people.