Chile has been free not only of rancorous division for two decades, but also of any significant corruption scandal.
The world needs an international tribunal, like the International Criminal Court, that could make significant corruption an international crime, subject to prosecution.
It is never good to have corruption in a presidential administration, but historians have been selective in forgetting significant corruption in some favored administrations--for example, they have let Harry Truman and Ronald Reagan off the hook for significant venal corruption for which the Harding administration was not excused.
Both sides delivered summations to a courtroom packed not only with Mr. Bruno's family and supporters, but also with elected officials, advocates for good government and others with a professional interest in the outcome of what could be the most significant corruption trial in Albany's recent history.
Tackling Bribery and Corruption As The New York Times has detailed, Wal-Mart is dealing with significant corruption issues in its Mexican subsidiary.
However, when there is significant corruption and noise in the signal, these methods fail to perform adequately.
We use the 39 records from this set that are relatively free of significant corruption on both channels.
In this self-portrait, completed only a month before his collapse, Nietzsche characterizes his own anti-Christian sentiments, and contemplates how even the greatest people usually undergo significant corruption.
Until the summer of 2001, accounts with the Department of Health were done on Excel spreadsheets, which allowed for significant corruption.
Oil, a curse more often than a blessing for poor countries, is a significant factor in corruption.
