Sentence examples for Guaranteed corruption from inspiring English sources

This is guaranteed corruption".

The incentives in the system guaranteed that corruption and gaming were the norm not the exception.

This combination of a constituency with no stake in the educational process, and no real fiscal responsibility on the part of board members, almost guaranteed the ensuing corruption.

Of course, these approaches do not guarantee a corruption-free country and are just one facet of a comprehensive strategy to increase overall transparency and accountability.

However, we found that even a single, well-defined domain does not guarantee a corruption-free profile.

He has never held elective office, and his promises to fight corruption, guarantee the independence of the judiciary and cut military spending will surely be tested.

We recognize that an unconstitutional effort to impose "national popular vote" would be a mortal threat to our federal system and a guarantee of corruption as every ballot box in every state would become a chance to steal the presidency.

But others suggested that his fortune would be a guarantee against corruption, a growing menace for the A.N.C. "If you get somebody who does not have his own resources, you are putting the country to the highest bidder," said Frans Baleni, general secretary of the National Union of Mineworkers, who has known Mr. Ramaphosa for decades.

Brazil now has better anti-corruption and transparency legislation; there is increasing evidence of judicial independence, removing "guaranteed" impunity; investigations of and arrests for corruption are increasing; the country has an impressively free media and an increasingly active civil society.

The spree of big-money political campaigning — and the corruption that comes with it — seemed guaranteed to worsen Thursday when a federal judge in Virginia ruled that corporations are now free to make direct donations to federal candidates.

AT THE start of 2012 India offered a cocktail that seemed guaranteed to be lethal for foreign investment: a faltering economy, corruption and political gridlock.