Sentence examples for ingrained corruption from inspiring English sources

Afghanistan civil society was scarcely functioning before the west intervened, and clearly ingrained corruption will not disappear overnight when western troops leave.

Voter turnout stood at around 60%. United Russia scrambled to address the sharp drop in its support, which analysts put down to voters' concerns over the authoritarianism, ingrained corruption and falling living standards that Putin has presided over.

Making these assets work for all our people rather than a few unscrupulous international mining companies and politicians means confronting the deeply ingrained corruption in our politics and business.

It is also expected to propose crucial reforms in December to help clean up Albany's ingrained corruption.

The country is seeking membership in the European Union, but its chances are hobbled by a history of ingrained corruption.

A modern banking system does not exist, communications are spotty, and ingrained corruption linked to military officers is widespread.

Many Tunisians out on the streets this week accuse the government of neglecting inclusive economic development and of failing to shake off the corruption ingrained after decades of authoritarianism.

The deaths set off an outcry against Mexico's ingrained public corruption.

He also promises budget austerity, increased social spending, the rise of the rule of law and an end to ingrained political corruption.

Corruption has been ingrained in the docks around New York Harbor for so long that the movie most identified with it was filmed in black and white.

"Corruption was so ingrained over the decades that adults thought, as I did, that every place was the same and that you couldn't escape it -- that you might as well vote for the person who could help you or your relatives get a job on the city payroll".