That, in turn, could give Washington a bit more leeway in its relations with Saudi Arabia, freeing it to press for a reduction in official corruption or for reining in radical Islamic groups.
The 1830s saw a reduction in the "old corruption" that had long plagued the court, first through the Chancery Sinecures Act 1832 and then through the Chancery Regulation Act 1833.
Whereas in developing countries the main need is the reduction of corruption, in more established countries the reform motif is focused on rapid adaptability and performance.
Waterloo's subsidiary, British Caribbean Bank Ltd, has had to write down the value of millions of dollars of loans in the TCI, where a sharp reduction in tourism and a corruption scandal that prompted the British to impose direct rule has upended the local economy.
"Indians report a substantial reduction in the perceived level of corruption in a number of sectors," according to the most recent report.
Both are mired in corruption scandals.
But I'm most interested in corruption.
They said that, in fact, corruption was an everyday experience in the society, and this was reflected in corruption in health services, but they felt powerless to do anything about the corruption.
He quickly became an outspoken proponent of reform; he advocated a reduction in monarchical power and an end to official corruption.
