It would be of great benefit for the public to understand political corruption much better, including the fights against such corruption (after all, historical corruption examples are all the ones that were exposed).
Its measures of corruption, for example, inveigle their way into the political debate in many of its client countries.
Corruption, for example, will not be beaten with a big, new authoritarian bureaucracy, as anti-graft protesters want.
Corruption, for example, is a sociological phenomenon reflecting a lack of respect for the law and institutions.
Some reforms have "cured one problem while creating another"; the fight against crime and corruption, for example, means that criminal trials almost never lead to acquittals.
Also excluded from extra supervision will be investigations of low- and midlevel officials for activities unrelated to their position — like drug cases as opposed to corruption, for example.
His determination to crack down on corruption, for example, is matched by an equal resolve to exclude the public from participating in that campaign, lest the forces he unleashes spin out of control.
Corruption, for example, could prevent a woman from accessing justice if the perpetrator had the means to "pay off" the police or local government officials.
There are behavioral traits that reduce the risks — not speaking out in favor of the rule of law or against corruption, for example.
Her pledges to overturn Malawi's law that banned homosexual activities and eliminate government corruption were examples of the potential for change under her leadership.
In South Africa, for example, corruption is very much part of the CSR agenda.
