It has to show that it's working hard to clean the air and provide corruption-free education and healthcare.
A member of Parliament who has already served two one-week jail sentences was sentenced to one month in prison and ordered to pay an $11,000 fine for failing to provide a corruption investigation with details of his dozens of bank accounts and other documents.
In 2011, Abikoff sent an engagement letter to Unaoil's CEO, outlining an agreement in which his law firm would provide anti-corruption legal advice to Unaoil.
And wouldn't all the treasure going to FIFA provide scope for corruption as it is disbursed?
And given the lavish opportunities these enterprises provide for insider corruption and self-dealing, that remains an open question.
On economic issues the BJP and the Congress are identical, although the former says it will provide governance without corruption.
Analysts say Mr. Hegde's findings provide evidence of corruption in important parts of the Indian economy, including land and natural resources, that are still tightly controlled by politicians and corporate executives — even as other sectors, including consumer goods, banking and information technology, have become more competitive and open.
Despite the refusal of some overseas territories to sign up to public registers, the prime minister said the package represented huge progress, adding that law enforcement agencies across the world would be able to use the data they provide to expose corruption.
Some theorists also dwell on the millenarian aspirations associated with republican ideals responding to the fragility of the republic and the need to provide against its corruption and decay with the passage of time.
"At worst, housekeeping committees may provide legal cover for corruption or engender the appearance of corruption".
"It is a threat because economic corruption knows no borders ― and in a global economy, corruption can provide a strategic advantage".
