Sentence examples for evil of corruption from inspiring English sources

But Buhari, 72, of the All Progressives Congress (APC), preached a receptive government "for all Nigerians" that would work to eradicate the "evil" of corruption.

He has certainly been saying all the right things since the election about the evils of corruption and the need for transparency.

Cheap oil might merely aggravate the twin evils of corruption and bad government.No naked flames, pleaseThe bigger fear is that consumers will one day suffer, too.

Companies that are serious about implementing a "no bribery" policy need to do a lot more than just pontificate about the evils of corruption and ask managers to fill in a form once a year.

The basic infrastructure of the country is still a shambles, and with security remaining relatively stable, Iraq's political leaders have turned their rhetoric to the evils of corruption.

But that story is marred by how much better we could have been – and how much further we could have travelled – had we not allowed the twin evils of corruption and poor leadership to enter and settle into our political firmament.

Should they educate them (and give money to business schools) to explain the evils of corruption and of crony capitalism/socialism? Another suggestion is to encourage firms to encourage directors, employees, and shareholders to contribute to philanthropies or non-profits that focus exclusively on addressing social problems.

The theme of corruption is hot: the Arab Spring banners railed time and time again against the evils of corruption.

There are three grades of evil which can be seen as increasingly more evil stages of corruption in the will.

In "Captured by Evil: The Idea of Corruption in Law," the Cornell law professor Laura Underkuffler argues that corruption is a moral and religious idea, more medieval than modern, whose place in the law is troubled.

He didn't think the Pope liked Mexico "because there's a lot of evil, a lot of corruption, a lot of narcos".