Sentence examples for incentive for corruption from inspiring English sources
"Any operation that hands out $300m discretionally, regardless of the mechanism, is a clear incentive for corruption," says Alejandro Grisanti of the Caracas consultancy Ecoanalítica.
Now, with Chávez gone, all that oil could have some real downsides: as we've seen with other oil-rich countries, all that opportunity for making money can create incentive for corruption and, potentially, civil unrest.
Thompson's spending was plainly prohibited by D.C. law, which recognizes that such large donations create a tremendous incentive for corruption.
Currency controls are usually a measure that you take for a year or two at the most, because after that, it creates an incentive for corruption, and that's exactly what has happened.
Once the black market differential is big enough, it also increases the incentive for corruption; unlike selling cocaine, you don't even need risk to leaving this world in a hail of bullets if you can get access to official dollars at 6.3 Bf and sell them for 72 on the black market.
But Congress amended the text, prompting the Zapatists to break off contact with the government.An anti-corruption drive has been disappointing: auditors have not found the mega-crooks the public was expecting as part of the PRI's legacy, while the government has concentrated more on hunting for corrupt officials than on reducing the incentives for corruption.
While this assertion might be true, the literature on the subject fails to demonstrate the ways in which the coca market generates incentives for corruption.
What is difficult for U.S. officials to acknowledge is that the U.S. drug war deepens--rather than reduces--the incentives for corruption.
But you can imagine the incentives for corruption when a dollar that costs 10 BF can be sold for more than a thousand times that on the black market.
