Sentence examples for terms of corruption from inspiring English sources

In terms of corruption, there's nothing like it.

"Secondly, we are alive to what could come to the fore in terms of corruption.

Out of 180 countries, Transparency International ranks it, in terms of corruption, 179th, better only than Somalia.

I don't even mean in terms of corruption – I mean in dealing with private and party interests and political power plays".

"Our index simply shows practically all oil-rich countries, including Iraq, are doing much worse than countries without oil in terms of corruption," Mr. Eigen said.

"I don't think [corrupt police] really thought of it in terms of corruption," said Peter Scott, the jewel thief dubbed "king of the cat burglars".

More transparency would yield important dividends in terms of combating corruption; reducing uncertainty about rules for gaining access to and competing in national markets; and encouraging investment.

"I don't know how deep the problems really are in terms of the corruption in the organization," she said in an interview.

That policy laid the foundation for successful South Korean brands in the world market, such as Samsung and LG, although it came at a price in terms of political corruption in the close ties between business and political elites.

Transparency International Australia chief executive Serena Lillywhite said there was a laundry list of factors that had damaged Australia's reputation in terms of tackling corruption.

His popularity declined rapidly in the last year of his five-year term because of corruption scandals in his administration and the increasingly precarious state of the South Korean economy, which was caught in a financial crisis that swept through Southeast and East Asia in late 1997.