The paramilitary will be expected to become like the police, a corrupt, bloated administrative force.
Generally, justice is costly to provide and many legal systems, especially in Asia, are fraught with issues such as weak legal institutions, corrupt and incompetent administrative officers and judges, excessive delays and limited access to justice stemming from high legal costs and the lack of legal aid.
All of these concerns need money, and many of the nongovernment groups feared that the new money that world leaders have called for to stop AIDS will get sucked up by administrative costs, corrupt governments and the single area of AIDS drugs.
The AFT will also consider a resolution -- drafted by its executive council -- asserting that the promise of the Common Core has been corrupted by political manipulation, administrative bungling, corporate profiteering and an invalid scoring system designed to ensure huge numbers of kids fail the new math and language arts exams that will be rolled out next spring.
A popular movement, headed by the ex-footballer Romário, now a member of parliament, is trying to restructure the fundamentals of Brazilian football – for a long time damaged by corrupt bosses and an obsolete technical and administrative vision.
For example, looking ahead to the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, is the administrative side of football any less corrupt than it was before?
The decay was worsened by a corrupt and long-lived Republican machine that brought graft and administrative ineptitude to new lows.
In these stories and debates, Mr. Singh is accused not only of being the passive head of a corrupt system, but of not pushing through the next phase of economic and administrative changes and ineffectually presiding over an economic slump.
President Hamid Karzai's corrupt government demonstrates that there is no plausible way Afghanistan can be governed from Kabul as a single administrative unit.
He added that it "has only become a corrupt black spot for controlling the prosperity of the cultural and entertainment industry, killing artistic exploration and wasting administrative resources".
