Sentence examples for implications of corruption from inspiring English sources

But he rejects the implications of corruption.

At South African Airways, which had to be rescued with taxpayers' money twice over the past five years, the chief executive, Khaya Nqula, recently was forced to resign after implications of corruption by the company's main labor union.

There are implications of corruption under his regime, but he was wise and warm-hearted enough to recognise that Latin America, Asia and Africa were the future of soccer.

But the association firmly rejected the implication of corruption: "Any suggestion that the loan was made in return for promises of gold medals at the 2012 Olympics is preposterous and utterly untrue".

"The aim to rid any uncertainty or implication of corruption in tennis is fundamental to the reputation and future standing of the game and is fully supported by all international tennis bodies".

Also largely glossed over in the report is the extent and implications of pervasive corruption.

Over the course of recent months the Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE) and the Afghan National Center for Policy Research (NCPR) have been hosting a series of roundtable meetings on the issues and practical implications of fighting corruption in Afghanistan convening key local stakeholders for rigorous discussion.

New Jersey Democrat Robert Menendez faces trial for alleged bribery and fraud next week in a case with far-reaching implications for the future of corruption in America.

The extent of corruption in the FDI-receiving country shows no statistical implication, although the expected sign is evident.

The clear implication of candidate Trump's promise to "drain the swamp" was that he would rid Washington of corruption.

Another problem with current research is its treatment of corruption as something that would be the same everywhere, with essentially the same causes and implications wherever it occurs [ 101].