Sentence examples for widely corrupted from inspiring English sources

But conservationists say the system has been widely corrupted.

How, asks 1974's God Dies By the Nile, has Islam come to be so widely corrupted and misread?

A second resolution formally shuttered the dormant, widely corrupt oil-for-food program.

He accused the Ukrainian police of being widely corrupt and intolerant.

The police are violent (in the state of Rio de Janeiro alone, they kill more than 1,000 people per year, more than 65% of whom show clear signs of execution); seen as widely corrupt (from 2003 to 2007, 854 military police officers were arrested due to links with organised crime); and poorly organised.

The Sinaloa cartel is widely believed to have corrupted Mexican civilian and military officials in order to keep its operation functioning and, in the past, to keep Guzmán out of jail.

Muhammad Dahlan, once a popular figure in Gaza, is widely considered corrupt.

The reality is far murkier.Until the early 20th century, plea-bargaining was widely considered corrupt.

He conceded that Bhutto herself was highhanded and feudal and that she was widely considered corrupt.

This hostility overflowed during the 2005 presidential race, with the defeat of former President Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, a cleric widely considered corrupt, by Mr. Ahmadinejad, a former officer in the Revolutionary Guards.

Throughout his campaign, he showed great determination to reform the city's police department, widely considered corrupt and unnecessarily aggressive following the Memorial Day shootings of 2011 when officers opened fire on Collins Avenue, one of Miami Beach's busiest streets and a beachside tourist hub.