Sentence examples for promoted corruption from inspiring English sources

The administration of Megawati has promoted corruption in the spirit of mutual cooperation".

The Beijing court repeatedly banned the opium imports but without success, because the prohibition itself promoted corruption among the officials and soldiers concerned.

Yatsenyuk was one of the leaders of the Maidan revolution in 2014 but has faced accusations that in government he has continued to do business the old way and promoted corruption.

Indeed, central banks in these countries have given rise to currency crises and banking panics, promoted corruption, impoverished citizens, and yes, given the IMF its raison d'être.

The dancer, Mohamad Khordadian, is charged with promoting corruption among youths, the relative said.

To make their point, his adversaries compiled a list of movies, plays and books—including some by Mr Kundera which have been permitted by his ministry, even though they "promote corruption, prostitution and homosexuality".

"The alleged arrangements make accountability impossible and promote corruption at the top levels of the Afghan government, as well as break trust with the American taxpayer," Mr. Corker wrote.

Critics say that this promotes corruption – but while there are genuine concerns as to where some of this money goes, Blatter's popularity stems not just from Fifa's generous funding.

But former supporters of Mr. Kostov who have now cast their lot with Simeon accuse the prime minister of doing too little to get government out of the economy, and of promoting corruption by selling state industries to political insiders.

"It promotes corruption, generates rivalry and breaks down the military as an organization," maintains Thomas J. Bickford of the University of Wisconsin at Oshkosh.

High poverty level, the cost of doing business, the cost of living in urban area, family commitments, loopholes in regulatory and business environment are some of the factors that promotes corruption.