Sentence examples for conceptions of corruption from inspiring English sources

argues that such narrow conceptions of corruption are part of a long tradition of portraying the problem as something confined to weak nations, which must be rescued by "reforms" imposed by colonial powers and, more recently, bodies such as the World Bank and the IMF.

The answer seems to lie in a certain conception of what corruption is, and isn't.

On the other hand, these frustrations were clearly linked in some way with a nascent type of global movement, one motivated more by the rejection of corruption than by an abstract conception of justice.

Lack of corruption.

Revelations of corruption followed.

It is tired of corruption.

He faces accusations of corruption.

Corruption or the appearance of corruption is rampant.

"Outsized donations cause corruption or create the perception of corruption.

Corruption and the appearance of corruption are here to stay.

There were also rumours of corruption.