Sentence examples for experiences of corruption and from inspiring English sources

They reflect genuine experiences of corruption and inequality.

In particular, the team aims to scrutinize how gender shapes the understandings and experiences of corruption and how gendered tools can improve the fight against corruption.

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.

Our results showed an increased perception of corruption as an academic problem in the medical school in the second survey but without any increase in actual experience of corruption, and indeed a decrease in bribes to secure entry into the medical school.

This Note assesses Ghana's legal regime for managing revenues from its newfound petroleum reserves as a means of combatting the resource curse the well-documented political and economic phenomenon wherein resource-rich countries experience greater levels of corruption and poor governance and weaker democracy and economic growth than resource-poor nations.

Unlike the better-known corruption perceptions index, which relies on expert opinion, this project surveys the public on their views and experiences of corruption.

"A far better predictor is the experience of injustice, discrimination, marginalization, being on the receiving end of corruption, and experiences of physical violence and being abused by police, security forces, or having a family member killed.

It is known that experiences of corruption tend to be under-reported because some respondents are reluctant to admit making unofficial payments [ 17, 18].

Fluent in English, he has been detailing in interviews some of his firsthand experience inside North Korea's worldwide web of corruption and cash.

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%.

Like East Timor, Iraq and Afghanistan have experienced decades of violence, and the security forces have histories of corruption and ruthlessness.