They are distortionary, inefficient, regressive and prone to corruption.
Under-regulated private companies can be prone to corruption too.
Both are bureaucratic and prone to corruption and violence.
The data worth implied by the surface soil water content data and groundwater level data is prone to corruption by a deviated initial guess.
But this is deeply controversial as global schemes are prone to corruption, difficult to implement and hard to measure.
Yet the projects have often proved unprofitable, slow to deliver energy or water, and prone to corruption.
India's judicial system is notoriously slow, and prone to corruption, so for many, the khap system is the only solution.
If Mr. Verrilli had been free to speak his mind, he would've said that both scenarios are prone to corruption.
The local police are outgunned, underpaid, prone to corruption and lack the authority to investigate drug dealers, they noted.
Make the FILE credential cache implementation less prone to corruption issues in multi-threaded programs, especially on platforms with support for open file description locks.
Though not officially a Bric country, Turkey has most of the attributes of one – high growth, a young population, a repressive state prone to corruption and arbitrary action.
