Sentence examples for perceived as corrupt from inspiring English sources

The ruling clan is not only widely perceived as corrupt.

But Mr. López Murphy does not have the burden of being perceived as corrupt and unethical.

"And New Jersey machine politics are either perceived as corrupt or are corrupt by definition.

Popular anger at Mr. Saleh, who is widely perceived as corrupt, has only grown in recent weeks.

Last April, the centre-right Fidesz party gained more than two-thirds of seats, ousting a socialist government widely perceived as corrupt and mendacious.

Their most frequent grievances were sexual promiscuity, movies and media perceived as anti-Muslim, racial prejudice and American foreign policy of supporting Israel, blockading Iraq and bolstering what they perceived as corrupt Middle Eastern regimes in Saudi Arabia and Egypt.

The case was cited by Robert Walpole's opponents as symbolising the age, which they perceived as greedy, corrupt and deceitful.

Based in Kiev, FEMEN counts over a hundred and fifty thousand active members and has become famous — to quote the organization's Wikipedia page — for its "noticeably erotic rallies," strictly topless, against groups and individuals it perceives as corrupt, including the sex industry, the Church, sharia courts, Vladimir Putin, and Silvio Berlusconi.

Schools perceived as stronger blocked the way.

Research shows that firms in countries perceived as less corrupt trade at bigger market premiums than those in places deemed more corrupt.

He was a close adviser of President Marcos, though he was not later to be associated with the corruption of the Marcos' government and was perceived as "not corrupt".