"corruption opportunities" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it in a sentence like: "The lack of transparency in the organization created more corruption opportunities."
Indian electors have delivered a clear message to their politicians: that they want governance instead of corruption, opportunity instead of charity.
But then most of India's heart surgeons do not hail from the backward castes, and that is where the substance of Mr. Nandy's message emerged: In an unequal society, corruption provides opportunity for those who do not have the means to progress easily otherwise.
He said it stemmed from "poverty, a lack of opportunities, corruption, impunity, the failure to achieve justice and the cultural change that leads to the conviction that life is only worthwhile if it allows you to acquire goods and power quickly and without heeding its consequences".
It is true there is no clear answer to the much debated question of exactly what constitutes a revolution, but there is no doubt that illiteracy, lack of opportunities, corruption, poverty and inequality all remain formidably difficult issues for any government in Cairo.
Cambodia, nevertheless, remains one of the poorest countries in Asia and long-term economic development remains a daunting challenge, inhibited by endemic corruption, limited educational opportunities, high income inequality, and poor job prospects.
Indeed, in 2013, Democrat-friendly groups outspent conservatives 2 to 1. Equal opportunity corruption is still corruption.
Perhaps more importantly, a combination of red tape, lack of transparency, corruption, lack of opportunity and lack of credible projects have made it difficult to invest in the country, executives have said recently.
As in Tunisia, Egyptians face tough economic conditions, official corruption and little opportunity to express their dissatisfaction with the political system.
Stewardship will solve the equal opportunity corruption in the United States if more and more of us will take our stewarding duties seriously.
