Sentence examples for line of corruption from inspiring English sources

It was just last year when Douglas R. Forrester, the Republican nominee for governor, vowed to end the state's "conga line of corruption," implying that his fortune would allow him financial and political independence from the donors and powerbrokers who had sullied former Gov. James E. McGreevey.

The Brazilian president, Michel Temer, faced a crisis on Friday after a former cabinet colleague placed him directly in the line of fire of corruption allegations.

My view is unless there's a very, very strong reason along the lines of anti-corruption, then its difficult for us to be making those judgements.

The new information is in line with a lengthy account of corruption that came to light in September when Le Monde was given a videocassette made by former high-level party official who has since died.

(Their best line so far: "The poison tree of corruption" is producing the "fruits of bad legislation").

It had been ousted four years ago after allegations of corruption and hard-line nationalist politics.

May said the "outstanding" lines of inquiry relating to allegations of corruption in the Lawrence case will be examined by Keith Bristow, the director general of the National Crime Agency.

Down the road, more seriously, maybe we should convince the city of Chicago and the State of Illinois to annually estimate the cost of corruption along the lines of the methods of Simpson and his colleagues, and include those costs in the annual income statements or footnotes.

Along the same line, scandals with names increase public awareness of corruption.

Line of Duty, the BBC2 police corruption drama starring Keeley Hawes that has kept more than 3 million viewers gripped each week, will be returning for a third series.

Mercurio is best known for his acclaimed police corruption drama Line of Duty, but he has form where medical drama is concerned.