Sentence examples for nature of corruption from inspiring English sources

Watchdog fails to understand the nature of corruption.

"Both domestic and foreign investors have realized that the nature of corruption has been fundamentally altered".

This case study demonstrates the pervasive and insidious nature of corruption.

Mr. Abramoff is available for speaking engagements ("The Secret of Power," "A Congress for Sale") and has briefed F.B.I. agents on the nature of corruption.

But it also raises fundamental questions about the nature of corruption, our ability to tackle it, and its place on a fiercely competitive development agenda, say three experts.

Lawrence Lessig, the author of a new book on campaign finance, "Republic, Lost," argues that the Court misunderstood the nature of corruption.

Their incarceration has to do with the nature of Russian corruption, said Elena Panfilova, the director of the Russian branch of Transparency International, a nonprofit group that studies corruption around the globe.

That Karzai finds the personal nature of the corruption reassuring — "It's not like that.

That Karzai finds the personal nature of the corruption reassuring—"It's not like that.

What is unique, however, and potentially harmful to political stability, is the nature of the corruption in China.

A new Stanford research project will examine the nature of police corruption in Mexico and make recommendations for reforming that country's law enforcement institutions.