Sentences with phrase «if allegations of corruption»
Bernard Hogan Howe agrees that if allegations of corruption documents being shredded are true, it is a «serious blot on the Met's reputation».
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Perceptions of corruption are heightened if allegations of corruption are not acted upon immediately.
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According to the Executive Director of GII, Linda Ofori - Kwafo, such allegations if swept under the carpet could affect President Akufo - Addo - led government to root out corruption in the country.
Even if the state was to carry out raids on the homes of judges in pursuit of legitimate corruption allegations, I am persuaded (and I've not seen any provision to the contrary in spite of the best efforts of many pro-DSS persons) that such should have been carried out by the Police or EFCC, and certainly not the DSS.
Adeyeye, a former minister of state for works, said that «if President Buhari retains these ministers in the face of the serious allegations against them, he will show that the entire judicial corruption saga is nothing more than a deliberate attempt to blackmail the judiciary in order to subjugate it and make it a rubber stamp institution of the administration.»
«Those allegations, if proven, represent an especially breathtaking bit of corruption even by Albany standards.
According to him, it is not enough to accuse and prosecute someone on grounds of corruption allegations if there is no evidence as such.
«If NJC could do this less than one week ago, has the same NJC been informed of any allegation of corruption against the judges whose residences were invaded?»
The AYF stated, «If you add these challenges to the corruption allegations that have plagued some top ranking officers of this administration, the inability of Mr. President to address same leaves a sour taste in the mouth of many Nigerians.
«We don't know the impact of the corruption allegations, or if that impact continues despite the terrorist attack,» said veteran political strategist Hank Sheinkopf.
Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg told Andrew Marr that people would be very angry reading about the «allegations of total corruption»... If anyone needed any reminder of how threadbare and weak the creditability of the way we do politics has become, they just need to look at today's headlines,» he said.