According to the above account, an act of institutional corruption brings about, or contributes to bringing about, a corrupt condition of some institution.
On this view, the corrupt condition of the institution exists only relative to some moral standards, which are definitional of the uncorrupted condition of that institution, including the moral characters of the persons in institutional roles.
On Jan . 20 a popular private organization, Indonesian Corruption Watch, announced that corruption under Mrs. Megawati was worse than under the famously corrupt conditions that prevailed during the 30 years of the Suharto dictatorship, which ended in 1998.
The tragedy in Rana Plaza demonstrates the awful outcomes that under poor and corrupt conditions.
This collection is intensely political and profoundly angry about the corrupt, poverty-stricken condition of Thailand, yet every story is primarily driven by a warmth and a belief in humanity that allows for unexpectedly uplifting and touching moments.
When I visited New Orleans before Katrina, I saw third world schools -- decrepit physical conditions, corrupt governance, and abysmal academic output.
When the ranging measurement is corrupted by the NLOS condition, the mobile device has a large scale location error.
Meanwhile, in the ranging distance based RNG topology, the device u is disconnected to the device v because the ranging distance is corrupted by the NLOS condition.
If the ranging distance is corrupted by the NLOS condition between two devices, the estimated location of the MMSE is out of the Min-max boundary, and the proposed approach decides its location as the center of the Min-max boundary.
Meanwhile, as shown in Figure 8b, the MMSE of the device u has a large scale location error since the estimated location of the MMSE is corrupted by the NLOS condition of the reference device B. The estimated location of the MMSE is out of the Min-max coordinate bounds, and the proposed approach decides its location as the center of the Min-max boundary.
There was (in his eyes) a comparison to be made, for example, between the personal conduct of Tiberius and that of Domitian, not that they were the same kind of men but that they were corrupted by similar conditions of dynastic power.
