Sentence examples for fostered corruption from inspiring English sources

He chose to use it badly, in two ways.First, Mr Sharif fostered corruption.

The cosy links between the chaebol's bosses and the country's politicians and bureaucrats fostered corruption.

This is because the reforms prioritizing state-centric timber extraction are recreating past arrangements that fostered corruption and patronage and exploited forest communities.

Ten years of generous western aid have fostered corruption more than change.At first sight at least, Mr Kinakh looks an odd choice to sort all this out.

Instead, he made an example of Yukos, overseeing a capricious application of the law that reversed improvements in the judiciary and fostered corruption.

But in the process the cosy links between the chaebol's bosses and the country's politicians and bureaucrats fostered corruption that still needs to be cleaned up.

They provoke social reform or foster corruption.

One, Wal-Mart actually fosters corruption at a time when Mexico is trying to curb it.

"Monopsony is always bad for innovation," he says.It may also foster corruption and cronyism.

Conservatives hailed a victory for free speech; liberals fretted that more campaign money would foster corruption.

Kabul has accused the US of fostering corruption by giving funding directly to warlords.