Sentence examples for violent corruption from inspiring English sources

Japanese leaders say that they are serious about tackling the endemic and sometimes violent corruption that, although little-recognized by outsiders, is part of national life.

Japanese leaders say they are serious about tackling the endemic and sometimes violent corruption that is a little-recognized (by outsiders) part of the national life.

In some violent areas, corruption is so entrenched that it is all but impossible to root out, and the Taliban and other rebels are pervasive.

Crime, sometimes violent, and corruption further undermine stability.

She is a staunch nationalist and will probably do little to hold them accountable for violent crimes or corruption.

But Mr. Ngugi (pronounced GOO-ghee) has also experienced Kenya's new challenges -- violent crime and corruption chief among them.

Among other things, they blame his government for a squeeze on living standards and the interlinked problems of violent crime and corruption.

However, allegations of corruption, violent intimidation of political opponents, attacks on journalists, growing resentment among Tamils and mounting sectarian violence led to concern at home and abroad.

Some analysts have even pronounced the PRI dead, its coffin sealed by a long record of corruption, violent repression and impunity.

Naples may have escaped from the deep quagmire it found itself in 15 years ago, but the city still has plenty of catching up to do.Perhaps its biggest problem is its reputation for violent crime and corruption.

Criminals in Mexico are less likely to be punished now than even just a few years ago, say current and former government officials and experts who have studied Mexico's ailing judiciary, because the authorities have been overwhelmed by increases in violent crime while corruption, fear and incompetence have continued to keep the justice system weak.