Sentence examples for conquering corruption from inspiring English sources
And that was proof for many here that 15 years after the end of the notorious graft-filled Marcos years, the Philippines was still far from conquering corruption, and real democracy remained elusive.
Though their politically rigid government has yet to conquer corruption and poverty, it has encouraged entrepreneurial activity.
It speaks to a state that is in many ways stuck in the past, struggling to pull itself into the future, unable, or unwilling, to conquer corruption or even to persuade people to care about one another.
Timor-Leste has not yet conquered problems of corruption and waste.
Has corruption been conquered?
Returning for a welcome fourth season on HBO, "The Wire" is a gripping saga of struggle, of people trying not just to cope with corruption and hopelessness but to conquer them.
It was conquered by the Arabs in 636 ce; the modern name is an Arabic corruption of the Greek form.
