Sentence examples for fostering corruption from inspiring English sources

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

But, as in Latin America, big money is fostering corruption among both clubs and agents.

"The pattern of oil wealth fostering corruption rather than economic development will continue," the C.I.A. report said.

Sudden wealth from natural resources can become a curse, distorting the economy, fostering corruption or financing wars that are little more than a grab for the minerals.

We have seen it with foreign aid, corrosive in so many countries by propping up despots, fostering corruption and destroying local enterprises.

Globally, oil and mining companies do not disclose how much they pay host governments to extract diamonds, gold, oil and other resources, thereby fostering corruption, mismanagement and violent conflict.

They provoke social reform or foster corruption.

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

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

"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.