Sentence examples for institutionalized corruption from inspiring English sources

The Orthodox church, however, fell victim to the institutionalized corruption of the Ottoman system of government.

The "Elfgate" scandal has fuelled allegations of institutionalized corruption at the highest levels of power in France.

The prevalent image of institutionalized corruption within the Waqf system, involving beneficiaries, administrators and members of the elite is not completely supported by the findings ofthe present study.

Even her political opponents acknowledge the end of institutionalized corruption in São Paulo after the beginning of Ms. Suplicy's nomination of an independent ombudsman.

But Mulvaney may have performed a public service by drawing attention to the institutionalized corruption that passes as the business of government in many parts of Washington.

"There is not a single accusation of corruption against him in the courts, unlike Menem, who installed and institutionalized corruption as a policy of state in Argentina".

Such high limits would institutionalize corruption, not restrict it.

In the end, Trump won because he successfully tapped into the vein of tens of millions of disenchanted voters fed up with institutionalized, legalized corruption, and business as usual.

Turning "electronic voting" into "a public utility, where the machines are owned and maintained by the state" will simply codify, rationalize, bureaucratize, and institutionalize the corruption within a corrupt system.

Unsurprisingly, corruption is institutionalized in a way not found even in Indonesia, often cited as the most corrupt country in Southeast Asia — but where there are signs of real progress.

It seems like this corruption was institutionalized".