Sentence examples for threat of corruption from inspiring English sources

There remains, too, the threat of corruption.

The nation's founders understood the threat of corruption in politics and were preoccupied with combating it.

The threat of corruption is intense, the risk of exploitation high.

There will be many challenges to creating a new city, not least the threat of corruption.

Nonetheless, he says, the threat of corruption does not mean the Government should not go ahead with elected police chiefs.

QUESTION FROM LOGAN: Given the vast wealth being repatriated or redistributed by the NTC, what is the threat of corruption?

The 110,000-seat Olympic Stadium in this sports-mad country was sold out as 10,500 athletes from 199 nations readied to march in the opening ceremonies, viewed as a restorative, celebratory pageant that would deflect attention from the ominous threats of corruption, burdensome size and the perception that performance-enhancing drugs are used pervasively.

The Association of Chief Police Officers says steroid abuse is one of three major threats of corruption to the service, which also include the misuse of police information systems and sexual favours.

In theory, super PACS are independent of campaigns, consistent with Supreme Court decisions drawing a distinction between contributions made directly to campaigns, which can be limited because of their potential for "quid pro quo corruption," and independent expenditures, which supposedly pose less of a threat of such corruption.

Corporate donations are not the full sum of the dark money universe, but forcing publicly traded corporations into the sunlight would be an enormous step toward facing the threat of political corruption posed by stealth donations.

One of Davis's first tasks at Rolls-Royce could be steering the organisation through the kind of corporate quagmire McKinsey is used to navigating, with the group facing the threat of a corruption inquiry on both sides of the Atlantic.