Sentence examples for war corruption from inspiring English sources

The Serbian people -- exhausted by war, corruption, inflation and unemployment -- deserve such political and economic rewards.

While available income has diminished, the cost of doing almost anything has been increased by war, corruption and mismanagement.

That his hospital still functions despite years of war, corruption, economic decline and the occasional "grand pillage" by unpaid soldiers is, he sighs, "almost a miracle".

Perceptions are a high stakes game in a region that has struggled for decades to shed its reputation centred on war, corruption, poverty and disease.

At some level – not far below the surface – these films were consciously addressing issues that were on ordinary people's minds: war, corruption, drugs, America's "loss of innocence".

Other officials warn that public frustration with the war, corruption and lagging reconstruction and development is so high that many people may shun the polls.

Many blame wider post-war corruption, which has long hamstrung the Lebanese state's attempts to deliver basic public services.

He was taken under the wing of that paragon of post-war corruption, Kakuei Tanaka, a prime minister eventually brought down for taking bribes from Lockheed.Despite scandal, the autocrat still dominates the DPJ.

The Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone has told The Independent that Gerhard Gribkowsky, the banker accused of taking a £27m bribe in Germany's biggest post-war corruption trial, was paid for work he did as a property consultant for his family trust.

They believe Africa's wars, corruption and tribalism are "just the way Africa is", and that African societies are unable to sustain viable states.

Ghana has long been a favorite of foreign donors and Western governments in a region often known for brutal civil wars, corruption and tyranny.