Sentence examples for invitation to corruption from inspiring English sources

"The system is almost an open invitation to corruption".

In Calabria, that has been an open invitation to corruption.

It has also been an invitation to corruption.

Aid can also be an open invitation to corruption.

Talk about an invitation to corruption, if not chaos, unless the commission suddenly gets its act together.

These limits of prudent indebtedness were set far below the levels permitted in Asian alliance capitalism.A larger truthAlliance capitalism sounds like an invitation to corruption and insider dealing.

In the mid-nineteen-eighties, when a series of smuggling scandals broke out in the Special Economic Zones, conservative Communist officials complained that the loosened restrictions on foreign investment were invitations to corruption and neo-colonialism.

The idea was to encourage candidates to forgo the scramble for money, with all its inherent invitations to corruption -- to spend more time speaking to the electorate, and less time speaking to potential funders.

"It is," Professor Issacharoff said, "an invitation to wild corruption of the judicial process".

I reckon that that is an invitation to journalistic corruption, to hide information in order to curry favor with a source.

Letting "Washington based consultants" control the nomination process "is an invitation to cronyism, favoritism and corruption".