Sentence examples for cause of corruption from inspiring English sources

The opposition, at least until it rallied around the cause of corruption, has been unfocused.

The demands of wantoks are often held to be a root cause of corruption.

"Why did it take him 26 years to become active on the cause of corruption?" Mr. Mahishi said.

The root cause of corruption in Congress is the candidates' need to meet the enormous and escalating costs of modern election campaigns.

Mr. Lindsay apparently was referring to the laws regulating such problems as gambling, al rohol and prostitution, which many legal scholars argue are irtually unenforceable and a basic cause of corruption.

Consecrated on Sept. 29, 440, as successor to St. Sixtus III, Leo, one of the few popes termed great, immediately worked to suppress heresy, which he regarded as the cause of corruption and disunity.

One of the causes of corruption is the muddled and complicated state of our laws.

We will eliminate the root causes of corruption and punish particular officials.

Large-scale scandals are not lacking; the basic causes of corruption have not been eliminated.

That should help her to stem one of the remaining causes of corruption: discretionary appointments to public office.

Lack of transparency, poor design of the examinations, the subjects' tolerance of corruption, high levels of corruption propensity, and high income expectations in future careers are identified as the main causes of corruption.