Sentence examples for may have corrupt from inspiring English sources

But the authorities often meet resistance from mine owners, who find these operations profitable, and from local officials who want to create jobs and may have corrupt links to the mine owners.

Rick Maese, a columnist for The Baltimore Sun, explores the bloodline of Native Dancer — the best racehorse to ever call Maryland home, he writes — and The Wall Street Journal's report that inbreeding may have corrupted a champion bloodline.

A British construction company has admitted that it may have made corrupt payments to Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq to win an export order.

Deborah Glass, deputy chair of the IPCC, said: "Today's arrests are further evidence of the strenuous efforts being undertaken to identify police officers who may have taken corrupt payments".

Alastair Morgan, whose private investigator brother Daniel was murdered in a case which Mr Ellison said could cast new light on suspicions that a detective in the Lawrence investigation may have been corrupt, said yesterday it appeared increasingly clear that the Met had contained a "firm within a firm" of bent officers and called for a full investigation.

In his first public comments, Hogan-Howe accepted that the Ellison report was "devastating" and the London mayor Boris Johnson, who has responsibility for policing in the capital, described as "sickening" Ellison's conclusion that a detective in the Lawrence murder investigation may have been corrupt.

Qatar has so far successfully denied allegations that its bid may have involved corrupt practices.

If you are having difficulties installing an update, your installation may have become corrupt.

This will replace your operating system files that may have become corrupt.

And state officials refuse to go back and look at old cases that may have been corrupted by his testimony.

If you did complete the setup without a problem, the configuration file for the account may have become corrupted.