Sentence examples for indication of corruption from inspiring English sources
Nor was this the first indication of corruption at Wal-Mart de Mexico under Mr. Castro-Wright.
On March 3rd parliament voted 325-212 thet the bail-out was illegal and suggested that indications of corruption be investigated.
"There are strong indications of corruption in the deals to buy these explosives detectors and I submitted a report to that effect to the minister of interior and the parliamentary integrity commission," he said three years ago.
He argues that the swift sentencing of Mr Abilov stands in stark contrast to the many indications of corruption that have never even been investigated, such as alleged foreign bank accounts of senior government officials.
"I do not take this to be an indication of widespread corruption in corporate America," said Jason Crawford, 22, who majored in computer science at Carnegie-Mellon University and who is working at a New York investment firm.
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There are few more powerful indications of the corruption of children in America by popular media than this unprincipled attitude toward success.
She added, "It is one more indication of the widespread corruption of the medical profession by industry money".
The announcement was the latest indication of how widespread corruption has become among government agencies and how difficult it will be for Beijing to root it out.
But Rosa Palone, the president of Buccinasco's town council and a member of the centre-left Democratic Party, said the case of Mr Cereda was "a worrying indication" of the problem of corruption among Italy's public officials.
