Sentence examples for motivated corruption from inspiring English sources

Mr Thaksin lives overseas, and flits between countries on various passports, thumbing his nose at Thai efforts to extradite him over a politically motivated corruption conviction.

They worry he might engage in an unhealthy attempt to use the presidency's judicial powers to mount politically motivated corruption investigations.

The amnesty is part of a broader reconciliation package that includes measures to help ensure free elections and to discourage politically motivated corruption charges, all with the aim of establishing a new era of democracy, General Musharraf, said Thursday night in an interview with Dawn News, an English language television channel.

There are a variety of different kinds of attractions that motivate corruption.

Belizean police have denied they are persecuting McAfee or are motivated by corruption, saying they have simply been investigating a crime about which McAfee may have information.

Mr. Paroubek said his desire to overthrow the government had also been motivated by corruption within Mr. Topolanek's inner circle, whom he accused of behaving like "Chicago gangsters in the 1930s".

But it doesn't follow from these problems -- or from the Bushes' admittedly shameless business deals -- that America's continuing indulgence of the Saudis is motivated by corruption rather than calculations (even if misguided) of national interest.

Such projects may create jobs but they waste resources and are motivated by corruption, the editorial said.

Although medicine sellers recognized that it is appropriate that medicine distribution is controlled, it was felt that the conditions of current sanctions were motivated by corruption rather than improving patient safety or public health: That is the problem of eh, the delegates, the provincial delegates, the ministers.

Registered Democrats still outnumber Republicans by roughly three to two in the state, and while one in three Democrats crossed party lines and voted for Mr. Fletcher in 2003, many had been partly motivated by a corruption scandal involving the previous governor that Mr. Fletcher had promised to clean up.

The former oil magnate used his testimony to quickly contend that the new charges against him — like those that put him in prison the first time — are motivated by politics and corruption.