Sentence examples for corrupt governance from inspiring English sources

The campaign promise that mattered most to Indians was not swadeshi but suraj, good government, a break with the self-absorbed and corrupt governance with which Indians are familiar.

However ferocious and sustained Xi's war on corruption may appear, it has merely scratched the surface of a corrupt governance system that has evolved in the post-Tiananmen era.

By repeating false claims they are only serving to further corrupt governance.

Corrupt governance, though, has served as a barrier to a fair deal.

But the deal kicked justice issues into the long grass and did not address centralised and corrupt governance.

The crisis stems from growing poverty and overpopulation, corrupt governance and the ongoing battle over richly fertile land.

"Such a high value commodity, it is corrupting governance on all levels - there are checkpoints all over the place, but no one ever detects that ivory," he said.

EFFECTIVE, CREDIBLE GOVERNANCE President Hamid Karzai's weak and corrupt government, awash in billions of dollars, continues to alienate Afghans and make the Taliban an attractive alternative.

Poverty, joblessness and despair at feeble and corrupt central governance made for fertile territory among disenchanted young men.

Democracies break down, Diamond argues, not so much because of economic factors but because of corrupt, inept governance that violates individual rights and the rule of law.

Nor is such top-down management of the local economy part of Macao's history, notable for corrupt local governance and neoliberalism (Luke, 2010).