Sentence examples similar to higher level of corruption from inspiring English sources

Heads of civil society organisations have said encouraging openness in countries with higher levels of corruption should be more about promoting benefits than imposing sanctions.

Well, oddly enough, the authors of the Icai report concede that DfID initiatives are already targeting the higher levels of corruption, and doing it rather well.

Across countries there is strong evidence that higher levels of corruption are associated with lower growth and lower levels of per capita income".

The report also noted that the British government's decision to channel a greater proportion of its aid budget into "fragile and conflict-affected states" will "inevitably expose the UK aid budget to higher levels of corruption risk".

It is perhaps telling that countries in which tipping is a social norm also tend to experience higher levels of corruption; what's the real distinction, after all, between a tip and a bribe?

In its most recent World Development Report, the World Bank declares that "across countries there is evidence that higher levels of corruption are associated with lower growth and lower levels of per capita income".

Higher levels of corruption typically lead to greater investor uncertainty — and a wider gulf between what insiders and outsiders know about the value of a market's stocks and bonds.

Several studies have shown that certain environments are more conducive to higher levels of corruption.

Almost always, focus groups report higher levels of corruption than do household interviews.

A recurrent theme is endogenous feedback or social interaction creating tipping points that separate multiple stable equilibria involving lower and higher levels of corruption.

Fig. 4 shows an example of a solution for large α (=2.18) and large β (=3.4) where for all initial conditions it is optimal for the leader to be so corrupt that the system converges to a very high level of corruption.