Sentence examples for stimulated corruption from inspiring English sources

Aiming to explore the vast market of the former USSR, they used the situation to make professionals and services totally dependent on their financial sustenance, turned the major attention to the availability of medicines rather than that of psycho-social rehabilitation services, and stimulated corruption within the mental health sector very much.

Moreover, the program would stimulate corruption: because of the personal nature of the monitoring of continuing benefit eligibility conditions, and possibly vague definition of conditions and the lack of precise procedures to verify them, recipients would have to share the "rent" arising from the continuation of benefit eligibility with employment office councilors.

His novel Noli me tángere (1886; The Social Cancer, 1912) exposed the corruption of Manila Spanish society and stimulated the movement for independence.

Experts say the impostors illustrate that while money is desperately needed to fight AIDS, so are programs to combat corruption and stimulate African economies.

Putin has often spoken about the need to fight corruption and improve the climate for small businesses; it remains to be seen if his words can be translated into real action to reduce corruption and stimulate business.

Finally, why not follow ten other countries by putting in place a flat tax to rein in bureaucracy, stymie corruption and stimulate growth and productivity?

Fully stimulated.

The anarchy stimulated him.

Intellectually, I am stimulated".

"We stimulated the economy".

That stimulated bidders.