Sentence examples for thwart corruption from inspiring English sources
But nonprofit groups say the city, in its desire to thwart corruption, might have overcompensated.
He has a standing offer to the governor's office to help thwart corruption.
The military faces increasing criticism as it slowly plots a return to democracy and tries to thwart corruption and collect taxes.
Overall, graft has not fallen.If thwarting corruption is to be the Bank's priority, it will need sharper intellectual tools.
However, Mr. Nasheed and his supporters said that Mr. Nasheed was forced to take action because the judge was deliberately subverting justice and thwarting corruption investigations against allies of the country's former autocratic leader, Maumoon Abdul Gayoom, who was president for three decades before the 2008 elections.
But the recall provision, which was created in 1911 to thwart the corruption of East Coast-style machine politics and domination by plutocrats, has become another way big money can warp the system.
Discussion: Some contend that peer review is a coherent, consistent evaluative procedure providing quality control for experimental data generation, analysis, and reporting sufficient to reliably establish relative merit, whereas GLP is seen as merely a tracking process designed to thwart investigator corruption.
South Sudan has huge stores of minerals and great agricultural capacity, but its potential has been largely thwarted by corruption.
The legal framework can also be thwarted by corruption or perceptions thereof.
Its critics include Stephen Lawrence's family who said the IPCC did not adequately examine new claims – revealed this year by the Independent – that police corruption thwarted the inquiry into the black schoolboy's murder.
MOSCOW — Marina Salye, a Russian politician and former Soviet dissident who in the early 1990s led a thwarted inquiry into corruption in the office of Vladimir V. Putin, then a little-known deputy to the mayor of St . Petersburg died on Wednesday in Ozero, Russia.
