Sentence examples for stream of corruption from inspiring English sources

But there is also a stream of corruption.

"But there also is a stream of corruption, there is that as well, it is true….

But there is also a stream of corruption, there is that as well, it is true".

But there also is a stream of corruption, there is that as well, it is true," he said in Spanish, according to a loose summary of the meeting posted on a Chilean Web site, Reflection and Liberation, and later translated into English by the blog Rorate Caeli.

Those backing her included anthropologists and scientists, actors and TV stars, environmentally aware business people, and many young voters disillusioned with the main political parties and the stream of corruption scandals over the last few years in Congress as well as federal and local administrations.

Other questions needing an answer include her mysterious campaign finances and the never-ending stream of corruption investigations against Fujimorista congressmen and candidates.

Still, it is far from clear whether there will be any definitive resolution of this particular crisis, namely the revision or abrogation of the EPIRA law, given how a stream of corruption-related investigations has inundated the Aquino administration.

He also handles a steady stream of public corruption cases, including the defense of New York State Senator Malcolm A. Smith of Queens, who this year pleaded not guilty to charges that he had tried to bribe his way onto the ballot for mayor.

I have a friend who works on Wall Street who for years has been trolling through the stream of financial corruption stories with bemusement, darkly enjoying the spectacle as though the whole post-crisis news arc has been like one long, beautifully-acted, intensely believable sequel to Goodfellas.

"It is something the government acknowledges but seems powerless to combat, despite a regular stream of anti-corruption decrees and initiatives," he says.

The constant stream of allegations of corruption in Brazilian politics may prove that corruption has indeed worsened, or may simply mean that more is coming to light.