Sentence examples for tolerance of corruption from inspiring English sources

Zero tolerance of corruption in economic policy.

Mr. Meciar's nationalism was matched by a tolerance of corruption.

Cameron praised what he called Lee's commitment to zero tolerance of corruption.

Many observers claim the government's long-standing tolerance of corruption is part of the background to the current security crisis.

Blatter, whose tenure has been intermittently dogged by a number of scandals surrounding Fifa members, promised "zero tolerance" of corruption.

Much of the anger against the king and his wife focus on accusations of extravagant lifestyles and tolerance of corruption.

"My government will spare no effort to adopt zero tolerance on corruption and mismanagement of state resources," Mr. Koroma, 54, told a crowd of military officials, dignitaries and supporters at the ceremony in Freetown, the capital.

What these reports also convey is the Global Fund has no tolerance whatsoever of corruption.

Anger also focussed on the government's apparent tolerance of such corruption which, for many, implied a degree of federal complicity in the horror.

Mr. Yudhoyono's task is not only to turn around his party's fortunes, but to protect his own legacy as a president who won two terms on a policy of zero tolerance for corruption in one of Asia's most graft-ridden nations.

Different countries have long had varying levels of tolerance for corruption, and they have different laws governing foreign aid.