Sentence examples for ubiquitous corruption from inspiring English sources

Because of ubiquitous corruption and a capricious tax system, new investment is almost nil.Mr Lazarenko's government has got the macroeconomics more or less right.

A new federal republic of Yugoslavia will have a ruined economy, like Romania after 1989; a burden of guilt, like Germany after 1945; ubiquitous corruption, like Russia today; and still unresolved ethnic-territorial issues, like, well, old Yugoslavia.

The catalyst for the Euromaidan revolution may have been Mr. Yanukovych's failure to sign the European Union association agreement, but its root cause was popular disgust at two decades of ubiquitous corruption.

Or suffer from ubiquitous corruption, which is another cause of disintegration.

Vyacheslav Tropilin, a 34-year-old graphic designer from Moscow, said the Kremlin uses belligerent rhetoric to divert the attention of average Russians from domestic issues such as a faltering economy, budget cuts and ubiquitous corruption.

Fidesz's extraordinary showing would never had been possible were it not for the ruling Socialists' toleration of ubiquitous corruption and eight years of financial mismanagement, which sent unemployment soaring to 11percentt.

Oil, tribalism, corruption, ubiquitous arms and many newly retired guerrillas are a combustible mix.

It became evident to Underkuffler that there was no way to wholeheartedly condemn or embrace this ubiquitous idea of corruption in a legal context.

Mexico City appears to be in the middle of an historic opportunity to put a stop to the ubiquitous impunity and corruption long associated with its political systems.

Yet corruption remains ubiquitous.

Extortion and corruption are ubiquitous along the American supply chain.