The Putin-appointed Human Rights Council said the legislation punishes the innocent and opens up new ground for corruption.
The more drugs they sell, the more money they have.The system is, unsurprisingly, a breeding ground for corruption.
"It costs a lot to run that jail every year, and it's just become a breeding ground for corruption".
"As history has shown," Ms. Gill Hearn said, "diminished resources and hard times are often a fertile breeding ground for corruption".
Close ties between commercial banks and political leaders and government officials have been important for coordinating economic policy, but they have also been a breeding ground for corruption.
This created fertile ground for corruption in the allocation of funds, according to Ivan Ninenko, deputy director of Transparency International in Moscow.
The volatile southern Caucasus, a breeding ground for corruption, drug and human trafficking and miserable governance, could become much more peaceful and prosperous.
The size of weapons transactions – often worth tens of billions of pounds – and the reality that these deals take place behind a veil of national security-imposed secrecy, create fertile ground for corruption.
The U.N.'s refugee relief agency is weakly managed and needs more oversight -- in part because member nations use it as a patronage pit -- and its dependence on host countries to provide services is another breeding ground for corruption.
And second, "police lines": as far as I know, all police live in these ghettoes, separated from the rest of the community, and a breeding ground for corruption and resentment.
