Sentence examples for problems with corruption from inspiring English sources

After that, the problems with corruption continued.

There are problems with corruption and the rule of law.

Problems with corruption and governance are endemic in India.

Post-Soviet Balts face problems with corruption as deep as those of any Mediterranean country.

And all the nations on it have significant problems with corruption, which could be aggravated by a sudden deluge of cash.

With £9bn of public money going into the World Cup there are concerns that Brazil's perennial problems with corruption will swallow much of it up.

Ivan Krastev, a Bulgarian analyst, says that the real problem with corruption is the complicity it creates.

China does have a running problem with corruption, and in the past disaster relief funds have been diverted.

NICK: Bangladesh has a problem with corruption, and its prime minister, Sheikh Hasina, has also gone on a vengeful warpath against Grameen Bank and its founder, Muhammad Yunus.

"Louisiana as a whole has a problem with corruption, the school system has been Balkanized and the prisons, which are run for profit, are jammed.

At Mr. Christie's swearing-in last month, he vowed to conduct an "unblinking, unwavering" battle against the state's persistent problem with corruption.