Sentence examples for take its corruption from inspiring English sources

We can't take its corruption anymore".

Now it is taking its anti-corruption message onto a larger stage.

The anger the marches revealed about high prices, poor public services and endemic political corruption took its toll on Ms Rousseff, who slumped in the polls.

The castle took its name from a corruption of the title of the Roman fort.

Not surprisingly, simply existing in the shadow of this abundance of public corruption has taken its toll.

Well-meaning plans drawn up at the centre are often ignored, and local corruption also takes its slice of centrally allocated funds.

Rumors of corruption finally took its toll in June 2015 when Sepp Blatter resigned as president of FIFA, the international governing body of football.

The discharge summary describes Schoolcraft as being "paranoid" that the NYPD didn't take his corruption charges seriously.

Shell, for its part, has published an audit of its anticorruption practices since 1997, documenting actions it has taken against corruption in its ranks, after it came under harsh criticism for its business practices in Nigeria.

As the young followers of Alexei Navalny, a populist critic of the regime and its corruption, take their protests into the streets of Moscow and other major cities, the Russian authorities are hardly in the mood to celebrate.

As head of Venezuela's passport agency, El Aissami took his corruption to a truly transnational scale.