Sentence examples for lower corruption from inspiring English sources
Giuri is cautiously hopeful that more classes like this one will lower corruption, but he also has his doubts.
The one factor that is strongly associated with lower corruption — regardless of the measure used — is economic development.
Our estimates suggest that fiscal decentralization in government expenditure is strongly and significantly associated with lower corruption; these results persist when decentralization is instrumented for by the origin of a country's legal system.
Comparing across provinces and over time, the book argues that the reforms are resulting in lower corruption and enhanced legal compliance, but these outcomes also depend on a broader societal ecosystem that includes an active media and robust civil society.
Main result 2: Groups with higher corruption (low monitoring) cooperate less than groups with lower corruption (high monitoring) and a control group with no corruption framing.
There are five rounds for each individual Main result 2: Groups with higher corruption (low monitoring) cooperate less than groups with lower corruption (high monitoring) and a control group with no corruption framing.
He has done a certain amount to crack down on lower level corruption such as traffic cops shaking people down, demanding five dollars here and ten dollars there.
Shia loyalists were rewarded with high-ranking positions in combat and intelligence units, while at lower levels corruption was becoming rife with commissions being routinely touted for sale.
In the North Indian district of Chitrakoot, rife with violence against women and lower castes, corruption, and land policies that reinforce poverty, thirty newly literate women gather everyday to produce the newspaper, writing articles, illustrating it by hand, and delivering it to be printed.
Achieving economic and social progress, democratic values and strong civil society could lower the corruption in societies.
Potential migrants exhibit a preference for countries with lower perceived corruption, while perceived freedom has no significant effect on the choice of the destination (column 5).
