Sentence examples for corruption monitoring from inspiring English sources
On the index of shame maintained by the Berlin-based corruption monitoring group Transparency International, Argentina places with worse than averagely corrupt states like Niger and Djibouti.
The mission's responsibilities include strengthening governance, combating corruption, monitoring and protecting human rights and assuring fair and independently supervised elections.
The conclusions of the report, undertaken by Transparency International UK, a prominent corruption monitoring group, appeared to have surprised and angered some United Nations officials.
This year's "Global Corruption Barometer" is the widest survey conducted to date by the international corruption monitoring organization, which is based in Berlin.
More than half of the members of Congress face legal challenges, from cases in auditing court involving public contracts to serious counts like kidnapping or murder, according to Transparency Brazil, a corruption monitoring group.
But the real estate market is frozen by overcapacity, banks are saddled with bad loans, newspapers are running articles about rising unemployment, and the country is ranked among some of the world's most corrupt by Transparency International, a global corruption monitor.
Transparency International, a corruption monitor in Germany, rates Rwanda as the least corrupt country in East Africa.
An earlier version of this article also described the role of the corruption monitor, George Stamboulidis, imprecisely.
That case led to a 1994 consent decree and, later, a court-appointed corruption monitor; both are still in place.
A corruption monitor was appointed to oversee the local in 2009 after two federal racketeering cases resulted in prison terms for most of the local's leadership.
The corruption monitor Transparency International ranked China 79 out of 180 countries in its corruption perceptions index last year, a far worse ranking than the United States and Britain, but better than how India and Russia fared.
