Sentence examples for elimination of corruption from inspiring English sources

"But this can't happen without the elimination of corruption.

Furthermore, elimination of corruption in customs would be only a partial solution to the problem of funding the government.

"I don't think you're going to see judicial reform for several years, and the elimination of corruption for many years," Mr. Baird said.

Today, Mr. Karzai pledged to hire a "reputable international firm to audit our expenditures on a regular basis," and insisted: "The elimination of corruption is one of my top priorities".

Michael Mansfield Sir Paul Condon has committed himself to the elimination of corruption in the Met Police and the result of the inquiry does leave a substantial area still requiring investigation.

Afghanistan will need $10 billion in the next five years, over and above any relief already pledged, the United Nations secretary general, Kofi Annan, told the delegates.... Today, [Afghan interim leader] Hamid Karzai pledged to hire a "reputable international firm to audit our expenditures on a regular basis" and insisted, "The elimination of corruption is one of my top priorities".

Nearly every candidate has called for more police officers, better health care, and an elimination of the corruption and red tape that has slowed recovery.

Diplomats say the military reforms necessary for joining NATO can be carried out more easily than, say, social and judicial changes, and certainly more easily than the elimination of endemic corruption and bureaucratic red tape.

But if you add to it the elimination of petty corruption; the economic growth; the vastly improved infrastructure; the increased pensions and the fact that, through his tireless publicity campaigns and open door attitude to investment and immigration, Georgia is back on the map in a way it hasn't been since before the Mongol conquest — well, sign me up for a subscription to have his statue built.

Chimurenga, he wrote, has shifted to focus on the "elimination of public office corruption while advocating for the citizen's pursuit of peace, happiness, equality, dignity, comfort and the rule of law".

He says it will take new seeds for farmers, new roads to get their legal crops to the market, reconstruction money, strict enforcement of laws against poppy growing and, perhaps most difficult of all, the elimination of the official corruption that has fueled the drug trade.