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It has a corruptive influence on law enforcement and public officials.

Yet the House simply cannot let go of its consoling, corruptive ways.

The story Freud chose to tell must be regarded as corruptive of innocence.

Once those corruptive critters are gone, your picture looks great and you feel great.

Robert disagrees with Daniel's corruptive way of business, and grows distant from his father.

By thus removing themselves from the corruptive influences of the church, they could live in humble obedience to God.

"But I'm not young, and in any event any such speculation would be corruptive to your innocence."

None the less, the subtly corruptive potential of a percentage fee system, especially in our enterprise culture, is not hard to imagine.

Nor was there resistance which would be corruptive or repressive of that impetus."

They clearly represent an abuse of power, corruptive of the system of justice.

She was a natural deity: no corruptive notions of democracy had ever sullied her outlook.

Yes, he said, he was afraid there was such a group of corruptive alumni.

But after 1968 and 1971, the "system" - essentially corrupt and corruptive - began to collapse financially.

Thoughtful friends of opera will realize pretty quickly the corruptive potential of these handy aids to understanding.

The Haruchai had always considered weapons unnecessary, even corruptive.

One provision would ban the corruptive honorariums senators still accept for appearing before private groups with an interest in legislation.

An official economy and a much more effective black market which gave rise to the develpoment of corruptive infrastructures.

Parliament in Malawi recently banned the show from its public station because of what lawmakers described as its corruptive nature.

"He's disruptive, corruptive, corrosive, boorish and embarrassing," Vincent thought, according to the chapter.

It states its aim is to "foster honest, competitive gambling in California that is free of criminal and corruptive elements."

But slavery to habit and custom is corruptive of the will, of the genuine exercise of true freedom.

The securities industry is certainly not the only business to contain an ethically muddled and corruptive enrivornment.

As an evidence of their corruptive impact in society there have been uncountable cases of citizens directly affected by their activities.

Unlike Chosa, I see their culture as a corruptive influence on Japan.

It is no wonder that the corruptive element in all vast sums for achievement is willingly tolerated by the recipient.