Sentence examples for testimony of corruption from inspiring English sources

Compelling testimony of corruption in the corridors of power has enthralled the public.

The documents are part of a report in 1998 by a special investigator who looked into whether anyone had offered financial incentives to an Arkansas businessman, David Hale, for his testimony accusing Bill Clinton of corruption as governor of Arkansas.

The charges were revived in 1939, when a former Communist, Maurice L. Malkin, accused Broderick and other officers of corruption in testimony before the House Un-American Activities Committee.

The disclosure came during the second week of testimony in the corruption trial of Mr. Kozlowski and Tyco's former chief financial officer, Mark H. Swartz, in Lower Manhattan.

Angela Spaccia's upcoming sentencing for her role in the Bell scandal could bring a first in the long-running corruption case — the testimony of Robert Rizzo.

Ms. Notopoulos, who prosecuted the case with Toni M. Mele, Soumya Dayananda, Alexander A. Solomon and Tanya Y . Hill summed up their testimony and the government's case by calling American Airlines Terminal 8 "a cesspool of corruption".

Testimony at Mr. Bourne's trial in Federal District Court in Brooklyn during September and October revealed a culture of corruption among some baggage handlers at Kennedy.

Months of damaging testimony to a corruption inquiry have now left even the province's boosters short of excuses.The inquiry, headed by France Charbonneau, a justice of the Quebec Superior Court, has this month led to the resignations of Gérald Tremblay, the mayor of Montreal, and Gilles Vaillancourt, mayor of neighbouring Laval.

Lack of corruption.

Revelations of corruption followed.

He was acquitted of the most serious charges and convicted only of corruption of a minor for one encounter at a motel for which prosecutors were able to provide corroborating evidence beyond the girl's detailed testimony.