Sentence examples for subject of corruption from inspiring English sources

Mr. Alkali declined to comment on reports this week in Nigerian newspapers that the party's national chairman, Prince Vincent Ogbulafor, was the subject of corruption charges brought by the country's Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offenses Commission in a federal court in Abuja on Wednesday.

Mrs. Arroyo's administration was often the subject of corruption accusations.

(Though never convicted, Berlusconi was the subject of corruption investigations spanning two decades, some of the probes ongoing).

At this stage Stevens wrote to Macpherson's aide on 11 September 1998 that Davidson was the subject of corruption allegations.

The shares of Petrobras, the state-controlled oil giant which was mismanaged on Ms Rousseff's watch and the subject of corruption probes, plummeted by 11%.

The scheme seemed to play out without regard for the extreme long shot Mr. Smith, a near perennial subject of corruption inquiries, would face in the election.

This year, Assemblywoman Gloria Davis and Senator Guy J. Velella of the Bronx are both subjects of corruption investigations (Mr. Velella has been indicted), but even their critics expect them to be re-elected.

An activist since the anti-Soviet uprisings of the late 1980s, Ms. Volkova felt an infusion of hope when Mr. Medvedev forced the subjects of corruption and judicial misconduct into the open.

France, Japan, Italy) from standing up for the values it preaches to others about, not if they want to maintain their fast-disappearing vestiges of credibility on the subjects of corruption and good governance.

Conover raises the subject of police corruption; Arebamen "acknowledges" it.

We got onto the subject of the corruption scandals in Brasília.