Sentence examples for institutionalised corruption from inspiring English sources

Successive governments institutionalised corruption, making it the lifeblood of Nigerian statecraft – the whole Nigerian society was corrupted in the process.

These are the satellite cities: half-built emblems of the country's institutionalised corruption under Mubarak.

They are in revolt: against injustice, indignity, impunity and institutionalised corruption.

But he doesn't expect it to change a system of institutionalised corruption.

For two decades, he has sat near the top of a system that is characterised by institutionalised corruption.

The stench of institutionalised corruption is so nauseating, the sense of betrayal so complete, that the challenge to Sebastian Coe must be uncompromising, and expressed with brutal clarity.

"Dilma: Institutionalising Corruption 2010-2016" sanotherther.

I am protesting for the same reason as everyone else in Brazil: to put an end to this endless and deep corruption institutionalised within our government and political system.

Senior army officers say in private that corruption is institutionalised in the armed forces, particularly in arms procurement and construction.

Corruption is now institutionalised, say watchdogs.

Much of the corruption in Libya is institutionalised in long-term contracts signed by the Gaddafi regime with companies all over the world, most notably in Russia, China, Italy, Germany, the UK and the US.