Corrupting

Bryan Williams, a committee member and Summit County Republican Party chairman who brought the amendment, called that coziness a corrupting influence on the Republican Party.

Compared with other, more literally toxic corporate giants, those in the tech industry have been rather quick to concede the role they played in corrupting the allegedly pure stream of American reality.

Nothing is scarier than corporations, and the Consumer Recreation Services in represents the corrupting power of capitalism.

No, we need a reset in which the corrupting elements are cut out of the equation, and there’s corruption absolutely everywhere.

Social media is the latest in a long list of bogeymen parents and officials have blamed over the years for corrupting the country’s youth It’s a list that has included things like heavy metal, video games, and marijuana.

The new Justice League -- led by Jon Kent -- joins forces with the Justice Society of America, the Lantern Corps, and many other heroes to stop him from corrupting the Great Darkness.

The Secret Service was already culpable for allowing the assassination to happen by not reacting at all in 6-7 seconds of gunfire, and then washing out the limousine, corrupting the crime scene.

The single is accompanied with a music video that included dark imagery to push the idea of corrupting someone who is incredibly good with bad energy.

This law carries over from the classic relics from the old "decency laws," a time when Britain tried to prevent "corrupting" minds of the youth.

This side of her personality is a result of the corrupting influence of the Majin cells within her.

Transforming himself into the villain Lizard was supposed to lead to life-changing discoveries, but the corrupting influence of the serum has moved him far past those goals.

In June 2023, he was sentenced to two years for “corrupting youth”—a crime that involves using one’s position of power to have sex with or encourage the debauchery of an individual under the age of 21—a lesser offense than his initial rape charge.

Perhaps only in matters of federal justice, the United States and México have one thing in common: difficulty corrupting federal judges and magistrates.

She used drugs recreationally, but the addiction began visibly corrupting her life around 2010, according to friend and past coworker Emily Eiserhardt.

The latest patch could also grant players access to a development game menu, which could end up corrupting save files and trophy progress.

The risk factors include the “soft power” of expected benefits, the corrupting and authoritarianism-promoting effect of training junkets to China, plus the increasing adoption of technology solutions from China-based companies.

This involves expanding and providing more security to federal environmental agencies, which are much less vulnerable to the corrupting influence of local criminal groups.

This is one unique case of the United States corrupting its own principles of fair competition.

And though corrupting public officials is sometimes seen as a necessary step towards obtaining contracts in some countries, the judge ruled, it should never be taken lightly and Canadian companies are well aware it’s against the law.

He has used various methods to try to achieve this including trying to take over the Hidden Leaf for the resources to back his research and corrupting Sasuke to take his body.