Sentence examples for a tendency for corruption from inspiring English sources

Informal relations can distort regulatory systems, and in local settings where there is a tendency for corruption, they can even be described as sustaining the (local) health system [ 16, 17].

There is a tendency for cases of apparent corruption to remain uninvestigated and unresolved.

We regulate and cap the prices at cost -- so they're viewed as cheap and the black-market incentive is eliminated along with the tendency for corruption.

Isn't there a tendency for one route to dominate?

Many families like yours have a tendency for this.

"There's a tendency for roles to reverse.

Does it demonstrate a tendency for violence?

"When more effort is made to uncover corruption, there is a tendency to believe that corruption itself has increased," he said.

That was a recipe for corruption.

Mr Blagojevich is already under a spotlight for corruption.

As a measure for corruption control, we use the corruption control index of the International Country Risk Guide ICRGG) provided by the Political Risk Services PRSS).