Sentence examples for rife corruption from inspiring English sources

In Freedom from Fear, first published in 1990, Aung San Suu Kyi wrote: "It is not power that corrupts but fear... in any society where fear is rife, corruption in all forms becomes deeply entrenched".

But Raggi readily acknowledges that achieving anything in Rome will mean confronting the city's rife corruption.

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But the ascent of former ministers and members of Ben Ali's RCD party worries some critics who say they fear their return will be a setback for the revolt against one-party rule and rife corruption.

Afghanistan's situation – a stubbornly persistent Taliban, buoyant opium production, rife corruption and a widespread insurgency – were all foreseeable at the time of the 2002 invasion but the problems were not foreseen in a way that enabled them to be understood, planned for and acted upon.

And if they are caught, quite often there's such rife corruption in these countries that they're able to provide a bribe and get off on bail".

He said the process was rife with corruption: "We have the most corrupted judicial system in the world".

But the program was rife with corruption.

Critics say the sheriff system is rife with corruption.

China's steel business is reportedly rife with corruption.

The city was congested and rife with corruption.