Sentence examples for prevailing corruption from inspiring English sources

In the 20th century, Karl Kraus's indictments of the prevailing corruption in post-World War I Austria were in the Juvenalian tradition.

The increasing participation of drug cartels in human trafficking has been made possible not only by their capabilities and resources, but by the widespread lack of law enforcement, the prevailing corruption, and the absence of adequate mechanisms to prevent and address human trafficking in Mexico.

In the north, politicians sought a popular rallying point against the endemic and prevailing corruption, widespread crime and state pillaging that had characterised Abacha's era and seized on the most severe version of sharia.

However, the foreign-imposed wars do not explain the endemic corruption prevailing in other Muslim countries.

Participating American doctors and psychologists could internalize the pseudolegal rationale and much of the corruption prevailing in that subculture.

It is often seen that these students prefer staying abroad permanently, thus failing to return and serve their mother country and help remove the corruption prevailing in almost every state run department.

Key issues in the proposal includes, a bottom-up approach rather than top-down processes, gender sensitivity in designing the administrative process and in-built control for all parties to exhibit probity in discharging duties as against the current corruption that are prevailing at all levels.

Corruption in Russia is often underemphasized in plans to tackle the country's economic challenges due to prevailing tropes that other countries are corrupt or that Russia has made a great deal of progress and has been marred by endemic corruption for centuries.

Reasons for this include the general uncertainty prevailing in Russian equity markets and the alleged corruption in the company, including serious asset-stripping by management.

But where those earlier stories blamed graft on a few greedy individuals, with justice prevailing in the end, "Painting" showed how deeply corruption was embedded in the Chinese political system.

Corruption in India is "so vastly prevailing that the conviction of two people is not going to affect much," says H. D. Shourie, head of Common Cause, a public-interest group.