Sentence examples for chance for corruption from inspiring English sources

With all fierce competition comes the chance for corruption, as we have been reminded of by the many outbreaks in the pros all the way down to peewees.

Deregulation also reduces the opportunity for corruption.

That would offer too much opportunity for corruption and abuse.

Reform periods have been characterised by change and uncertainty raising the chance of corruption.

Other investigations are in the works, and the American government is trying to delicately warn Mr. Kabila that his chances of being prosecuted for corruption would be lower if he left now.

Eventually, Afghans must run things on their own, but right now American support offers the best chance for reining in endemic corruption.

Despite being trounced in the presidential election in 2008, and seeing its former leader, Mr Chen, jailed for corruption, the DPP now has a realistic chance of winning back the presidency next year.

The bill has little chance of becoming law, but it speaks to the potential for corruption in a sport that, to the public, is perceived to be venerable and accessible to all classes.

Now with the uprisings in Arab countries, she sees a chance for investigation of those whom she and others hold responsible for the arrests of thousands of people and for corruption in Morocco.

As for corruption?

Clubs became vehicles for corruption.