Sentence examples for obvious corruption from inspiring English sources

Resented too was the obvious corruption of the Fascist governing clique, without whose permits available at a price nothing could be done.

But the election was markedly free of the obvious corruption that led to a walkout by opposing candidates in the 1999 election, which brought Mr. Bouteflika to power.

Some of the most obvious corruption and theft, like tanker trucks hijacked at gunpoint from distribution pumps, has been curbed by Captain Da Silva and his predecessors.

We could have the freedom to stop sales of murderous weapons to dictatorial states and freedom to obtain a full detailed explanation of what politicians actually mean when they justify obvious corruption on the grounds of "national security".

Marge gets mad about the obvious corruption on the force and quits.

Chapo's escape in July — and the obvious corruption that allowed it to happen — was deeply humiliating for the administration of President Enrique Peña Nieto.

But since then he and his democratically elected successors have done little to address the country's most obvious problems: corruption and poverty.

"The international community has been pushing the elections despite such obvious problems and corruption," she adds.

There are the obvious answers - corruption, a not particularly enabling environment, many years of war, a crippling skills shortage and of course Ebola - to name just a few.

Either way, their obvious and hackish corruption coupled with this awful plan has made it easy for us to pick the villains out of a lineup.

He looks at countries that broke down after the post-1974 "third wave" of democracy and have yet to recover, not only obvious examples like corruption-ridden Nigeria, but also Nepal, Thailand and the Solomon Islands.