Sentence examples for corruption matters from inspiring English sources

But I've always had a particular focus on corruption matters.

The authors will be presenting further findings from this research at an upcoming event organised around the new DfID Evidence Paper Why Corruption Matters.

Rose Gill Hearn, commissioner of the city's Department of Investigation, which referred the CityTime case to Mr. Bharara and regularly sends corruption matters his way, said: "He reaches out: 'Let's meet.' 'Let's talk.' I think he understands that there are significant cases being generated by D.O.I., and he wants to do them".

AN escalating tension between those representing social values, responsibility and order and those representing greed, disrespect and chaos; abuse and name-calling from both sides; ideologies that sometimes clash and sometimes overlap in mutual corruption; matters coming to a head following accusations of robbery and culminating in a final, fatal showdown.

Having already suffered the brunt of the Mobutu regime's mismanagement and corruption, matters only got worse for the average Congolese under the occupation.

By the late 1980s Folkvord had earned the nickname "watch dog", as he usually wanted an "independent investigation" into corruption matters.

We show that identifying different types of corruption matter in this debate.

We will strongly uphold our stance of zero tolerance on any corruption matter.

The last was not actually a corruption matter, but it was definitely behavior we wish to discourage.

DiBiagio was "directed, until further notice, to submit to me for review any proposed indictment in a public corruption matter.

Iraq's rampant corruption mattered less when the regime was awash with revenues, but now, the funding for its patronage base is shrinking.