Sentence examples for unrestrained corruption from inspiring English sources

The move, initially proposed by the leader of the Central Java district that houses Mr. Suharto's mausoleum, has angered political reformers and many Indonesians, who see his rule as a time of unrestrained corruption and repression.

By the 1990s the unrestrained corruption and favoritism of his regime had begun to alienate even the middle class and business circles, but continuing high rates of economic growth and the government's tight political controls insulated Suharto from any genuine opposition.

As the argument goes, the Philippines' poor state of economy is primarily due to unrestrained corruption, hollowing state institutions and undermining business confidence.

Saw Lynn Aung, editor of The Naypyitaw Times, a weekly newspaper, remembers Mr. Tint Swe's unrestrained ire five years ago when ordering that a passage alleging corruption at a ministry be deleted.

The second generator of corruption was the opening of the West and South to unrestrained exploitation that caused older parts of the country to fall into moral confusion.

This eloquent, fast-moving documentary is an earnest compendium of every recent film you've seen about the destruction of the environment, the greed and incompetence of bankers, the corruption of democratic government, the origins of terrorism, the terminal nature of unrestrained capitalism and the spiritual death that is consumerism.

The corruption and the fraud that made the rich richer and collapsed our economy continues to be unrestrained.

Critical response was unrestrained.

Towering, resplendent, unrestrained.

The issue, he said, was whether an unrestrained Italian judicial system would be allowed to subvert the will of the voters who had put him in office despite existing corruption charges against him.

The pilot seemed pretty unrestrained.