Sentence examples for rates of corruption from inspiring English sources

We are also learning of the many benefits of women rising to positions of power, from lower rates of corruption to more-profitable bottom lines.

Other developing nations live with alarming rates of corruption, but they often lack tools that might alleviate the problem, such as regular elections or a free press.

And while state institutions are imperfect and rates of corruption could be better — both factors that can lead elites to compete for resources — neither is bad enough to cause a crisis.

In a new book, "The Double Paradox," the sinologist Andrew Wedeman examines a raft of data on arrests, bribes, and prosecutions not only in China but in other countries with high rates of corruption such as Zaire, Nicaragua, and Haiti — as well as places with high growth such as Korea and Taiwan.

Several recent academic studies confirm that countries whose economies are dependent on oil exports show exceptionally low living standards; exceptionally high rates of child mortality, malnutrition and income inequality; low rates of literacy and life expectancy; and unusually high rates of corruption, authoritarian government, military spending and civil war.

High rates of corruption by public officials didn't help either.

Maybe that is due to the closure of the oil pipeline that passes through Khartoum and the high rate of corruption in the Juba government.

Predictably, the Swiss doubt whether it would work everywhere: "You need a society with well-paid professionals and a low rate of corruption in the medical profession," says Thomas Zeltner, the senior official in the federal health ministry.

Another extension of this research is possible by considering rate of corruption for perishable inventories.

However, the rate of corruption in Kenya will not put investors off.

But Fursenko was blamed for the high rate of corruption in the university admissions process.