The generals, it is said, have banished corruption from the top ranks of government.Many foreigners involved in helping Pakistan give its military government good reviews.
The irony is that so many of Trump's supporters believed his preposterous claim that he would be the one to banish corruption from Washington, that he'd "drain the swamp" and send that crooked establishment packing.
An advocate of the eight-hour, six-day work week, she also fought to banish political corruption through civic service reform and campaigned for the abolition of child labor and in favor of improved sanitation, public nursing, compulsory education, kindergartens and playgrounds, the rights of workers and women's suffrage.
"We must banish any act of corruption that stains the name of the police," General Salazar said Monday.
But Mr. Kim also banishes confidants embroiled in corruption or policy blunders to remote areas as warnings, only to reinstate them years later, Mr. Park said.
But that gambit failed, and once Mr. Musharraf became president, he charged Mr. Sharif with attempted murder and corruption, then banished him to a 10-year exile in Saudi Arabia.
One of central Europe's richest men will begin the tricky task of building a ruling coalition after convincing Czech voters in weekend elections that he can stem immigration, fight corruption and banish the establishment from power.
Plato made a cognate point by banishing the artists from his ideal republic altogether, supposing that the human imagination is too malleable to withstand without corruption their assaults of fantasy and falsehood.
Banishing the Shinawatras will not change that.
There are questions, for sure, over how it'll be implemented, with the spectre of corruption not fully banished, especially in a country where distant provinces carry a fair amount of independence from Jakarta.
