Sentence examples for eradication of corruption from inspiring English sources
"Our peoples need democracy, good governance, the eradication of corruption, human rights, peace and stability," President Thabo Mbeki of South Africa said in his opening address.
Speaking to those protesting it was interesting to note that they were all reading off the same script: they all called for a civil state, an eradication of corruption and their dignity as people.
He rejects the view of some US officials that countries should only given help if they agree to certain criteria - such as the eradication of corruption - being achieved first.
In the early years of his time in office, he was instrumental in establishing the African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM), as part of the New Partnership for Africa's Development (Nepad), which he masterminded to improve standards of governance in Africa through the eradication of corruption and the building of transparency and accountability.
The other necessary ways forward are, of course, visionary leadership, eradication of corruption, good stewardship of natural resources and, for a while at least, management of Africa's burgeoning population till generated resources can support larger populations.
This scenario represents the ideal situation in which eradication achieves its goal without increasing levels of corruption.
The Berlin-based group Transparency International, which compiles a global corruption ranking, notes that perceptions of corruption have worsened this year despite the high profile eradication campaign.
With these assumptions in mind, there are four possible scenarios in which the price of coca leaves and the level of corruption in Bolivia are intertwined: A. Due to successful eradication efforts, production levels are reduced, price of coca increases and corruption levels decrease.
What began with the passage of the USA Patriot Act in October 2001 has snowballed into the eradication of every vital safeguard against government overreach, corruption and abuse.
Revelations of corruption followed.
