Sentence examples for is guilty of corruption from inspiring English sources

Opposition politicians have vowed to impeach Mr. Wahid if he is guilty of corruption.

THE closer the prosecution appears to be to proving that President Joseph Estrada is guilty of corruption, the more remote it seems that his impeachment trial will result in his being removed from office.

It has claimed Neves is guilty of corruption by building an airport on his family's land, of nepotism by adding half a dozen cousins and relatives to the public payroll during his time as governor of Minas Gerais state, and of disrespecting women – an allusion to a report widely circled on social networks that he punched his wife before they were married.

Neoconservative leaders, he wrote, were guilty of "corruption by excessive partisanship in the service of the Republican Party".

One saving grace is that Mr. Kruger did not blubber at his sentencing as he did last December, when he admitted he was guilty of corruption.

Another bank reported a clean bill of health for a customer, when a Google search showed an African government committee had alleged they were guilty of corruption in the privatisation of state-owned companies.

Stepping up pressure on the government, the youngest son of former President Suharto admitted today that he was guilty of corruption and asked for clemency to avoid serving an 18-month prison sentence imposed by the Supreme Court.

Mr Yoo never drank, it says, and never went anywhere alone.Prosecutors charged with tracking down Mr Yoo say they already have plenty of evidence to prove that Chonghaejin Marine and its affiliates are guilty of corruption and embezzlement (and in South Korea, the state and the media still act as if you are guilty until proven innocent).

With its mere seven articles, America's constitution is a thing of beauty.Jorge Barriga StockholmCambodia's electionSIR – Although the Cambodian People's Party and Hun Sen, its leader and Cambodia's prime minister, may be guilty of corruption and human-rights violations ("Stability, sort of", August 2nd), the runner-up Sam Rainsy Party is no paragon.

Speaking to the BBC's Andrew Harding, he denied claims he was guilty of corruption and racketeering, and said he was "unshaken".

"It may be guilty of corruption as well".