Sentence examples for countering corruption from inspiring English sources
Countering corruption is a top priority along security issues for the national unity government".
Lugovoi is deputy head of the state Duma committee on security and countering corruption.
Since Cites parties last met in Bangkok in 2013, discussions of the scourge of corruption has shifted from the corridors into open plenary and at this month's meeting parties will have before them, for the first time, a dedicated resolution on prohibiting, preventing and countering corruption.
Countering corruption beyond targeting potential critics and opponents has however a darker side in a country in which until the late 1950s members of the ruling families could access public funds for private use.
The engagement of governments, private enterprise, and multilateral institutions in the process of monitoring forest zones and allocating resources towards countering corruption, bribery, and illegal logging contracting has yielded initial signs of progress".
One case in which the U.S. started a serious effort to counter corruption illustrates a different aspect of the problem.
Subsequently, a group of doctors at AIIMS formed the Society for Less Investigative Medicine to counter corruption, which is deemed widespread by many.
There have also been numerous village-level and regional movements, using public interest legislation and the 2005 Right to Information Act to counter corruption where it occurs.
Kejriwal's campaign has been based around promises of lower utility bills and free Wi-Fi for Delhi's 17 million residents, and pledges to counter corruption.
TI, a charity set up to combat corruption and promote good practice in commerce and industry, describes its study as the first index measuring how – or whether – governments counter corruption in defence.
"I believe it is in the interest of the Saudi market, and it is in the interest of Aramco, and it is for the interest of more transparency, and to counter corruption, if any, that may be circling around".
