Sentence examples for participated in corruption from inspiring English sources
Lawyers for Hosni Mubarak, the ousted president, called him "a clean man who could not do wrong" as they began laying out their defense on Tuesday against charges that he participated in corruption and directed the killing of demonstrators.
"I urge Mr. Rizzo to shed light on all those that participated in corruption in the city of Bell," Garcia said.
In Nigeria, the public belief that oil companies participate in corruption has helped turn the oil-producing Niger Delta region into a battleground where companies face sabotage, kidnappings and shutdowns.
No one knows how many Western companies participate in corruption here or how often, but many multinational corporations are worried, particularly American companies that must comply with the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, which forbids bribing foreign officials.
Trump is essentially saying that if Comey does not find evidence of criminality in the new emails, he will be participating in corruption himself by caving to Justice officials once again.
The rationale for my promotion was that, as a non-national, I would be immune from participating in corruption that national staff may be vulnerable to; an unfortunate assumption of assuming the worst of national staff.
He had taken the government to court after arguing that his birthday was improperly recorded in army records, a mistake that he attributed to his refusal to participate in corruption.
It was hoped that he might breathe life into the government's long-running campaign to eradicate graft.Ironically it is impossible to rise to such heights within Vietnam's political establishment without participating in corruption.
Managers must not participate in corruption.
Silver, 72, had cast a shadow over whatever accomplishments he had as a lawmaker by participating in corruption, Caproni said.
Frost also directed Customs and Border Protection to stop participating in corruption-focused task forces or sharing information with other agencies unless coordinated through the inspector general.
