Sentence examples for to see corruption from inspiring English sources

"We are starting to see corruption and embezzlement among senior leaders, suggesting we are having success".

"President Bush needs to see corruption while he's here," said a man who identified himself only as Dele, interviewed before the president's visit.

And because Brazil's economy is doing so poorly, the public is, understandably, angry at the government and eager to see corruption punished.

But even such honest Nigerians, who want to see corruption stamped out, often react very defensively to western reports of it.

The BHA owes its existence to the Jockey Club, whose members, quite naturally, tend to see corruption as something that spreads only from the bottom up.

But it is hard not to see corruption allegations as the latter-day weapon of choice in the winner-takes-all power struggles that the party has always suffered.That impression is heightened by apparent factional bias.

In the end, Lapchick said, disappointment over these scandals will melt into numbness for fans accustomed to seeing corruption at all levels of society.

I stopped going to elections, because I see corruption everywhere.

The intelligence services see corruption a clear threat to national security.

Its burgeoning energy sector is expected to be a hot topic among voters, who see corruption as a major problem.

"You see corruption, you see people trying to make money overnight and unfortunately what the cricketers see around them is responsible for their behaviour".