Sentence examples for exposed to corruption from inspiring English sources

Part of the problem is that identifying which cities are most exposed to corruption is a daunting task; although there has been some piecemeal regional research, at the moment there is no standalone corruption index for urban areas that spans the globe.

In the case of the control group, not exposed to corruption, there are no differences in the contribution rate.

Figure 4 shows that for the group not exposed to corruption there are no differences in the contribution rates related to the absence or presence of counter-punishment.

Second, individuals more exposed to corruption (low-monitoring) cooperate less in the public goods game than those who are less exposed (high-monitoring) and those who do not participate in the game.

According to a survey in January 2007, doctors were the occupational group from which respondents had most often been exposed to corruption pressure over the previous year [ 31].

The diplomat noted that some around Mr. Yar'Adua have felt exposed to renewed corruption allegations since Mr. Jonathan took power.

She becomes disillusioned with her work after witnessing her friends committing crimes and being exposed to police corruption and resigns from the force.

He wrote that the language was "neglected, suffered to spread, under the direction of chance, into wild exuberance, resigned to the tyranny of time and fashion, and exposed to the corruptions of ignorance".

If schoolchildren and the public at large are not exposed to examples of corruption from the past, then it skews the perception of corruption today.

It is not only their liberty that is at stake - it is the fundamental right to peacefully investigate and expose corruption, to challenge authority and to do so without fear of reprisal.

His urge to expose corruption prompted him to press local beat reporters to dig below the everyday details of town and village politics.