Sentence examples for prosecutions of corruption from inspiring English sources

The Dumas case was one of the first of the recent, more vigorous prosecutions of corruption to reach the courts.

POGO has also supported a measure approved as an amendment that would facilitate prosecutions of corruption by public officials.

And in Zambia, a change of leadership has stoked fears that the country's zealous prosecution of corruption is ebbing.

Selective prosecution of corruption cases, Kremlinologists say, serves to purge the elite of figures who have fallen from favor or whose loyalty has been called into question.

Also, the governor does not have the legal authority to broadly delegate prosecution of corruption in the Legislature to the attorney general.

First, he noted that as of July 1 the Anti-Corruption bill had become fully operational, laying the legal groundwork to accelerate the prosecution of corruption.

Vaclav Laska, a lawyer specializing in corruption cases, added that the prosecution of corruption cases until recently had been rare in a country where graft and bribery were considered a normal part of daily life.

Lehr and its top executives are scheduled to go on trial Oct. 9. Lehr executives were also at the center of a wide-ranging prosecution of corruption in the construction industry 14 years ago.

Mr. Gonzales, who stepped down last month, and his former Justice Department colleagues have repeatedly denied that politics played any role in the prosecution of corruption cases in the Bush administration.

Moreover, public trust will only be rebuilt through committed investigation and prosecution of corruption, and measures such as declaration of assets.

Even in China a purge of potential opponents of Xi Jinping, the president and party leader, takes the form of a series of prosecutions for corruption.