But many also recognise that in being so removed from the vested interests that have stifled Greece – the endemic problem of corruption does not pertain to Syriza – the radicals may well be the force to change a country that has so far defied all attempts at reform.
Rathke only said that the State Department is "aware of reports of that nature" and that the US would prosecute corruption charges because they pertained to US law.
The thematic focus of these documents ensured that the metaphor sources being identified pertain to corruption as the intended target domain, avoiding many of the methodological problems discussed by Cienki (2008).
The new corruption investigation into the Mubaraks pertains to a purchase of state-owned land north of Cairo, Al Ahram reported.
Specifically, we focus on the topics of institutional purpose, the funder-institution relationship, public trust, and personal responsibility, as they pertain to institutional corruption.
Corruption, greed, and vice, specifically as it pertains to protecting the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, is not a one-party problem.
The role of C is interesting, though, because it does not pertain directly to the leader's own corruption; it is the political price the leader pays for presiding over a corrupt bureaucracy.
I'm not going to provide a reenactment of what happened in the FIFA corruption scandal, but rather just the primary players in the scandal as it pertains to Copa América Centenario.
The second pillar of reforms pertained to improving governance with a special attention to increasing public participation, enhancing accountability, curbing corruption, reinforcing the involvement of the civil society, and the private sector in public policymaking.
To bolster progress in this key area of reform the IMF programme includes two structural benchmarks: the first pertains to a bill including an ethics code for public officials and the second to an anti-corruption and economic crimes bill.
