Sentence examples for bottom of corruption from inspiring English sources
"And it does not want to get to the bottom of corruption because that would require it to be completely open about itself".
The company's failed efforts to get to the bottom of corruption allegations contributed to the shares being the worst performer in the FTSE 100 last year.
Rampant corruption has long plagued Indonesia, a country that often ranks near the bottom of international corruption indexes.
It ranks near the bottom of global corruption, development and governance indices.
Other officials said the verdicts indicated that the government had still not gotten to the bottom of the corruption.
But a pledge to hire veterans does not reduce the company's responsibility to get to the bottom of the corruption allegations and ensure fairness for its workers.
For five years in a row, Bangladesh was left at the very bottom of international corruption league tables.And then Mr Rahman has been accused of inciting religious hatred, too.
They started at the bottom of the corruption food chain, working their way up into a network of military officers, politicians, bureaucrats and fixers -- many of whom seemed interested in making some money for themselves or their political parties.
For one thing, the inverse relationship between wages and corruption does not always hold; El Salvador, for example, pays its bureaucrats far more than the average factory worker but still ranks towards the bottom of the corruption index.Moreover, paying civil servants enough to persuade them to reject bribes and kickbacks is itself costly.
"If people don't pay attention, Burundi could slide back into war," warns the general.Meanwhile Burundi has sunk near to the bottom of the corruption-perceptions index published by Transparency International, a Berlin-based lobby.
Angola is near the bottom of the corruption-perceptions index published by Transparency International, a Berlin-based watchdog.Moreover, the petrodollar influx has yet to improve ordinary Angolan lives very much.
