Sentence examples for domestic corruption from inspiring English sources

Many countries aggressively prosecute domestic corruption but are much more permissive when it comes to bribes paid abroad.

Transparency International ranked Russia equal 90th out of 146 countries this year for the perceived severity of domestic corruption.

They could escape justice as long as they stay inside the country because domestic corruption legislation is extremely weak.

Despite its origins in domestic corruption, the new law may get its first test in the American-led war against terrorism.

OTTAWA — SNC-Lavalin, a Canadian engineering firm already under investigation in three countries for its dealings in Libya, became the focus of domestic corruption allegations on Wednesday after the arrest of its former chief executive.

The convention excludes domestic corruption; in theory, a country riddled with sleaze at home could meet the rules by rigorously enjoining its citizens to stay clean in business dealings abroad.

The codebook captured the themes and concepts including but not exhaustive: intellectual property; trade agreements and obligations; drug affordability; quality, safety and regulatory approval; innovation; market competition; industry profits; aid; development; domestic economy; corruption and transparency; and CAMR-specific themes.

He was also put in charge of a domestic anti-corruption drive, which reportedly resulted in prominent figures from the old leadership being put on trial.

"In November 2010, the ICC Board required all members to implement a domestic anti-corruption code which mirrors that of the ICC and the fact that this offence took place in a domestic competition is a timely reminder for us never to be complacent".

China has many domestic troubles, from corruption to a slowing economy.

The subsidies consume as much as 2.7 percent of gross domestic product, but corruption and inefficient administration have meant that the most needy often don't reap the benefits.