Sentence examples for experience corruption from inspiring English sources

Small countries suddenly enriched by mining often experience corruption or social problems but Hammond insists Greenland has prepared strong laws governing labour rights and mining royalties.

You don't have to be in Paris, London or New York, and you don't have to write international thrillers to experience corruption, intrigue, brutality, and criminality.

Statistically, two out of three urban Indians have personally experienced corruption; anecdotally, every single Indian seems to have been asked for a bribe.

Using panel-suitable Bayesian estimates of corruption and measures of experienced corruption, we find that corruption at the individual-level is related to an increase in the share of income held by the bottom 20%.

A recent survey found that 98% of businesses in Guinea, and 93% of citizens, experienced corruption, with 86% of businesses and 79% of citizens saying the issue had got worse.

We conducted surveys in 2000 and 2007 in the medical school of the Autonomous University of Guerrero in Mexico to document student perceptions and experience of corruption and to support the medical school to take actions to tackle corruption.

The way people responded to the question was associated with both recent awareness of corrupt behaviour on the part of high-level public officials and individual experience of corruption in one or other of the services under consideration.

"In my experience battling corruption in Africa often comes down to a gut feeling.

The prosecutors under scrutiny include highly regarded government lawyers with long experience trying corruption cases.

Bennett added that he had some firsthand experience with corruption in boxing: he used to be an F.B.I. agent, in which capacity he helped investigate Thomas (Top Dawg) Williams, whom the Washington Post described as "the first and only American boxer to go to prison for fixing boxing matches".

My own first-hand initial experience with corruption came in 1983 during a short stint in Beirut covering the civil war for The Satellite News Channel (a failed collaborative effort between Westinghouse Broadcasting and ABC News created to put then-fledgling CNN out of business).