Sentence examples for low corruption from inspiring English sources

Still, the country's morale is low — corruption has become a shameless way of life; there's a lot of aggression.

Rwanda may have a lot going for it — a high economic growth rate, low corruption, a Parliament with a majority of seats held by women.

The governments of that vast region vary widely in how they rank in relation to Western liberal-democratic ideals: there is no obvious correlation between, say, low corruption and a free press, or between increased social and economic equality and openly competitive electoral politics.

Ian Bryson, an analyst in Singapore at Control Risks, a consulting firm, said that there was less political risk in Malaysia than most of its regional peers and that the country benefited from relatively low corruption and a fairly dependable judiciary.

First, in a low corruption country (Sweden), voters react negatively to corruption regardless of the state of the economy.

However, this increase is greater in the high-monitoring group (low corruption) than in the low-monitoring group (high corruption).

So in some respects our model is slightly less pessimistic than Schelling's (1978) model regarding the prospects for pulling a corrupt society back to a low-corruption steady state.

In general, the present model offers somewhat greater optimism about the potential for a corrupt society to be pulled back to a low-corruption state.

As Nilekani's friends point out, if he succeeds in establishing an I.D. protocol — thereby, perhaps, helping to create an inclusive, low-corruption identity for India itself — it will be because he drew Delhi and Bangalore into an awkward embrace.

Nevertheless, cooperation is higher in low-corruption groups than in high-corruption groups.

Cooperation is also more sensitive to punishment in low-corruption scenarios.