But there is more we can do: enact restraints on predatory lending and corrupt eviction procedures, for one.
Complex, inefficient and corrupt customs procedures make up a big share of these transport costs.By this time, however, reason was playing little role in the progress of the meeting.
These policies are critical to deal with a very slippery loan that, without proper safeguards, could lead to more coal investments, inadequate resettlement, and possibly corrupt procurement procedures.
In her explanations she referred to corrupt selection procedures in the past and her lack of social capital: "There at the district, in reality they chose especially the children of nurses.
Integrity Watch Afghanistan released an in-depth case study of 5 different Afghan mining operations last month — each project, it found, grew out of a corrupt contract procedure.
A paper trail doesn't help if it's incomplete or corrupt; current curation procedures could be better.
We have since learnt how lax and corrupt the security procedures were at Sharm – and what a prime target it had become for Islamist terrorists.
Foreign carmakers are pouring into Russia, building new factories and refurbishing old ones, as demand for cars booms.However, the motive for foreign firms has typically been to get around tariff walls and Russia's nightmarish (and corrupt) customs-clearance procedures, rather than to make the country part of their global supply chains.
When reformers from a newly appointed Odessa's Governor Saakashvili's team attempted to reform the extremely corrupt customs clearance procedure in Odessa's port, Prime Minister Yatsenyuk ordered to take away from them the most profitable part -- the energy customs.
If obstruction statutes cannot stop Mr. Trump from shutting down an investigation even if he did so with a corrupt motive, then Justice Department procedures and regulations also cannot stop him from ordering an investigation into his political opponents for corrupt reasons.
At the root of every protest lies some sort of official abuse: an improper procedure, a corrupt or high-handed bureaucrat, a right guaranteed on paper but ignored in practice.
