Sentence examples for purge corruption from inspiring English sources
"purge corruption" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English
It means to eliminate or get rid of something, especially something harmful or corrupt. You can use it when referring to eliminating corruption in a particular organization or society. Example: The new government promised to purge corruption from the police force and ensure fair and just law enforcement for all citizens.
He said Russians must mobilise against terrorism and promised wide-ranging reforms to toughen security forces and purge corruption.
The newly formed Aam Admi (common man) party, which has promised to revolutionise Indian politics and purge corruption from public life did not make the breakthrough some had hoped for, winning only four seats.
Many of their transmissions were related to the phenomena of the latter days of the world: wars and rumours of wars, and the rise of a universal emperor who would purge corruption in church and state, and unify divided Christendom.
The newly formed Aam Admi, or common man party, which had promised to revolutionise Indian politics and purge corruption from public life, did not make the breakthrough some had hoped for, winning seven seats.
On 7 April 1651, barely two months after he seized the reins of government, Shunzhi issued an edict announcing that he would purge corruption from officialdom.
Garfield's accomplishments as President included a controversial resurgence of Presidential authority above Senatorial courtesy in executive appointments; energizing U.S. naval power; and purging corruption in the Post Office Department.
But after Kangxi died, his son began a purge of corruption and incompetence, and the family were ruined.
For this, and other actions safeguarding public funds, Cleveland's reputation as a leader willing to purge government corruption began to spread beyond Erie County.
Stratton's transgressions continued however, and by the late 1280s the complaints reached King Edward I. Edward returned from a prolonged stay in Gascony in late 1289, and immediately started a purge of corruption in the royal administration, including proceedings against Ralph de Hengham, Chief Justice of the King's Bench.
Jacob is quickly involved in two difficult narratives: as an employee of the utmost probity, he is tasked with auditing the company, and purging its corruption (various employees have been fiddling the books and stealing goods); unfortunately, the man who has bestowed that task, Unico Vorstenbosch, the chief of the Dejima trading station, is himself on the take.
We're stuck in a cultural sandwich between what America wants up there, which includes drugs, and whatever Mexico is becoming down here.' Prosecutor Moreno talks about training in Sicily with the anti-Mafia pool led by the great (and assassinated) Judge Giovanni Falcone, and about purging police corruption.
