Sentence examples for challenges of corruption from inspiring English sources
In their zeal to raise money, activists sometimes elide the challenges of corruption and dependency — and mind-boggling complexity.
Millions in Pakistan faced the same challenges of corruption, impunity, poverty, depravation and exploitation that we face in India on a daily basis.
Strengthening appointment on merit is one of the most powerful, yet simplest ways in which the health sector and governments that seek to tackle the challenges of corruption and poor governance can improve their image and efficiency.
At the same time, the Brazilian democracy survived the transition period from the military rule (1964-1985) and shows itself today as a very mature and solid regime – in spite of the constant challenge of corruption scandals.
That is a very irresponsible remark," bristles Arturo Sarukhan, Mexico's ambassador to the U.S. "The challenge of corruption is being taken on.
China's development should be made more balanced and sustainable, he said, and the "serious challenge" of corruption should be addressed.
Ms. Munich was familiar with the challenges of avoiding corruption in Latin America.
There are also political barriers, Hulme says, including the risk of western countries imposing their ideas of good governance on low-income countries, the challenges of overcoming corruption, and the difficulties in comparing what are bound to be varying interpretations of the goals by different countries.
However, it continues to face the challenges of poverty, corruption, malnutrition, inadequate public healthcare, and terrorism.
