Sentence examples for perception of cronyism from inspiring English sources

"I think there has been a perception of cronyism without the shadow of a doubt.

The "perception of cronyism" during former mayor Ken Livingstone's term has eroded the trust in City Hall, Labour challenger Oona King has said.

Sir Alistair Graham, chairman of the committee on standards in public life, said inquiries had found that the perception of Labour cronyism was incorrect.

To some these ran the risk of a perception of nepotism and cronyism: his daughter was offered a job, as was the husband of Gabriela Ramos whom Mr Gurría plucked from running the Mexico office to be number two in his private office in Paris.

But the bank record-keeping was flimsy, and the idea of a private House bank played into the notion of cronyism — a perception that Newt Gingrich, then the House Republican whip, was trying to fuel as he plotted a Republican overthrow of the Democratic-controlled House. Democratic-controlled House

This time, even disgruntled losers concede that the appointments of the banks can just about be justified by Indonesian standards as, in the words of one, "a combination of cronyism and a perception of how good they are".But there are serious doubts about whether now is the right time to be selling off the family silver, when assets are so cheap.

New investment has been deterred by the perception that Mr Estrada is allowing a return to the kind of cronyism seen in the days of President Ferdinand Marcos.

It accuses O'Reilly of "cronyism".

He had a history of cronyism.

It's an egregious example of cronyism.

This has led to charges of cronyism.