Sentence examples for making corruption from inspiring English sources

The Republican candidate, Sam Katz, is already making corruption accusations.

In both countries it is unclear whether China's presence is making corruption better or worse.

During his tenure, Parker remodeled the department in his stern image, making corruption a firing offense.

Finally, it competes with the private sector on unfair terms, causing resentment and making corruption more endemic.

With the end of the commodity boom, growth has slowed or stopped and so has the fall in poverty, making corruption less bearable.

The premier, Mike Baird, introduced legal changes that prevented Icac making corruption findings against several MPs after crown prosecutor Margaret Cunneen's high court battle with the commission.

His example made corruption possible in our state.

Legislation drafted over the past two decades "has made corruption easier, and more difficult to uncover," he said.

Christie, intent on running for office, made corruption his central issue.

Yet its power rests on a system that makes corruption almost inevitable.

And if we want to make corruption history, we have to make anonymous companies history.