Sentence examples for identifying corruption from inspiring English sources
"I don't even know what some of them do," said Greece's inspector general, Leandros Rakintzis, who is in charge of identifying corruption and cronyism in government.
Another cable, from 2007, said that the current premier, Bruce Golding, had asked for help in identifying corruption in his party.Early last year, when Mr Golding was still stalling on extraditing Christopher Coke, a drug trafficker, several prominent Jamaicans had their visas revoked.
In the light of the failure of such analytical-style definitions it is tempting to try to sidestep the problem of providing a theoretical account of the concept of corruption by simply identifying corruption with specific legal and/or moral offences.
It is important to note that in pharmaceutical sector, or any other public system for that matter, identifying corruption is a not an easy task for a number of reasons.
Last year, Mr. Shevardnadze identified corruption as a major problem and appointed a commission to attack it.
The plenum identified corruption, financial irresponsibility, and bureaucracy as serious problems.
Current and former Internal Affairs investigators said very little of the bureau's day-to-day effort was spent trying to identify corruption or spot worrisome trends and practices among the police.
When he visited Kenya as a senator in 2006, he identified corruption and tribalism as the two main issues bedevilling the nation, a criticism that did little to endear him to his official hosts.
At the National Assembly in July, the prime minister, the speaker, and the secretary-general of the Communist Party all identified corruption as one of the government's main challenges.With good reason: ordinary Vietnamese gripe about corruption far more often than they do, say, about the regime's restriction of political freedoms.
Residents of Balete identified corruption as one of the reasons the project failed.
However, attempts to identify corruption with specific legal/moral offences are unlikely to succeed.
