Sentence examples for sphere of corruption from inspiring English sources
The law has added a new layer of resentment toward politicians who operate in a sphere of corruption and favoritism, and who are widely seen as out of touch with most of the Iraqi people.
Private vertical programs are often fast and effective because they often operate outside the public sphere, however an unintended consequence of this approach could be enabling a cycle of corruption within the public sphere.
Asked to rate the impact of corruption on various spheres of their lives on a scale of one to four, from "not at all" to "to a large extent"–Indians identified "political life" as the sphere most significantly impacted (2.9), and personal and family life as the least impacted (2.3).They put the business environment squarely in the middle (2.6).
A year later he struck a power-sharing deal with the biggest leftist party, which critics say ushered in a period of corruption in the public sphere.
This is a trend that is gaining traction because of the perception that the local sphere of government is prone to corruption, inefficiency and is largely dysfunctional.
Instead of being a means to achieve social order for the common good, the local sphere of government is increasingly becoming a citadel of corruption.
Corruption in every sphere of business stunts growth and puts off investors.
"There is corruption in every sphere of life in Cyprus, it's a problem not only of sport but of the whole of Cypriot society".
Vedomosti, a newspaper, wrote in an editorial that the main cause of the West Biryulyovo riot was not ethnic, but a combination of a "lack of a migration strategy, total corruption in the sphere of registration, migration service, police and oversight bodies".
The Corruption Perception Index (CPI) has been used since 1995 to track perceptions of corruption in the public sector within countries.
Definitions of corruption tend to focus on the conflict of interest that arises when private imperatives intrude upon the public sphere.
