Sentence examples for overt corruption from inspiring English sources

Many have written about fears of overt corruption in a Trump Administration.

"People have a pretty good handle on overt corruption, but they don't have a handle on just how powerful these unconscious biases are," Loewenstein says.

This also sets a dangerous precedent: we can be sure, with the "propaganda amendment" of the 2013 NDAA, just signed into law by the president, that the future will hold much more overt corruption of Hollywood and the rest of US pop culture.

He's been sued, harassed, vilified in the media, and flatly accused of overt corruption.

I'm not talking about the blatant racism and overt corruption that has marked his administration—I'm talking about the straight-up weird parts of Trump's worldview.

One fails to understand, despite the vast documentation of overt corruption, how Collier can say even about the past: "By and large...the system ran pretty well without any real, let's say, policing, or scrutiny.

But the debate also illustrates the mixture of elation and worry that has accompanied Tunisia's progress toward democracy: freed from the overt coercion and corruption of Mr. Ben Ali's government, many now fear that more subtle forces are trying to pull the strings from behind the scenes, in part though political money.

America is the only first world country that hands out ambassadorships as overt prizes of corruption.

"Unless you are prepared to stay in Afghanistan with high troop levels for at least a decade, then an overt campaign to tackle corruption is a big mistake".

Undistinguished as a lawmaker but with proven likability in and out of Chicago, he seemed hellbent on pushing reform and cleaning house in a state with an embarrassingly overt culture of political corruption.

The modern form of corruption is not the overt graft and pay-offs practiced by Senator Pedro Espada, but the subtle self dealing and pay-for-play of Shelly Silver and the other members of the legislature.