Crime, corruption and favouritism are rife.
We are so tired of corruption and favouritism from the authorities.
The speech the chavistas did not want him to give was a brief set of promises to maintain and expand Mr Chávez's social programmes while eliminating the corruption and favouritism that blights them.
Key areas for reform include increasing funding for the Mongolian health system and enhancing the efficient use of these funds, improving training opportunities and incentives for health workers, altering the local culture of care to be more supportive of patients, and addressing concerns of corruption and favouritism in the health system.
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The replacement process was mired in controversy, instances of corruption, and allegations of favouritism.
Scarcity provides an excuse for rationing, permits and licences, creating corruption, favouritism and a black market which the regime can control.
A lack of security, unbridled official corruption, ethnic favouritism and economic mismanagement have been the culprits.
Some of Oldenburg's colleagues thought he was far too free in communicating other men's ideas; subsequent editors, meanwhile, would be variously accused of corruption, favouritism, and incompetence, and the Royal Society was forced to take the Transactions over in 1753 to preserve both its own and the journal's reputation.
But that process, officials said, operated with scant oversight and was plagued by corruption, trafficking, delays, favouritism and prejudice.
They muttered about corruption, mismanagement, favouritism, factionalism.
