Sentence examples for indictment of corruption from inspiring English sources

Schulberg is best known for his Oscar-winning 1954 screenplay for "On the Waterfront," an indictment of corruption in the New York dockworkers' union.

But it's also a coolly devastating indictment of corruption that permeates every level of Russian society, from local government to the Orthodox church.

His song Nchi Ya Kitu Kidogo is a powerful indictment of corruption and the kick-back culture that has blighted Kenyan politics.

And yet, it does more than rub salt in a still-fresh wound or serve as yet another nettled indictment of corruption.

The recent indictment on corruption charges of Bernard Kerik, whom he appointed as New York's police chief, is not helping either.If Mr Giuliani fizzles, Mr Bloomberg is a likely beneficiary.

Some of his closest political confidants were under indictment on corruption charges, and many of them would ultimately go to prison.

Mr. Olmert, who was forced to leave office as a result of indictments on corruption charges, has written a memoir that includes his recollections of how close the two sides got.

It also serves as a powerful indictment of the corruption and fear that has paralysed a once-prosperous nation.

Ellen Rosand, a professor of music at Yale and a specialist in early Venetian opera, said that contemporary audiences would have understood it as an indictment of the corruption of Venice's own senate.

They have brought underappreciated African painters to London, most notably Kudzanai Chiurai from Zimbabwe, whose work is an indictment of the corruption of power.

Sadgati (Deliverance) provides a brutal assessment of the caste system; Ghare-Baire (The Home and the World) sheds light on the inconsistencies of the independence movement alongside a commentary on the emancipation of women; while Ganashatru offers a searing indictment of political corruption.