If not, why not? -Do you think it is possible for Russia to eliminate the wide scale corruption that now plays such a prominent role in its economy and politics?
Multiply that income hundreds of times over to account for the growing number of localities latching onto these revenue-generating, photo-enforced camera schemes, and you'll understand why community governments and police agencies are lining up in droves to install them, despite reports of wide scale corruption by the companies operating the cameras.
broad scale corruption probe.
Both men were accused of wide-scale corruption, but the charges against Mr. Estrada pale beside the allegations against Mr. Marcos, who is said to have stolen tens of billions of dollars.
Mr. Suharto, 79, has been charged with wide-scale corruption but his case was dropped when doctors determined that he was too ill to face trial after a series of strokes.
Unlike Mr. Suharto, who has been the target of protests this week by rioters demanding that he be put on trial for wide-scale corruption, Mr. Habibie arouses few emotions.
A decade later, the basic institutions of public administration and welfare are in catastrophic condition, wide-scale corruption is the economic norm, and the guarantors of liberty are, at best, in jeopardy.
Via its deregulatory impulses and unparalleled influence on the global economic system, London's financial core has exported the conditions necessary for wide-scale corruption to countless other cities around the planet, while at the same time offering a safe haven for corrupt money that makes the job of tackling urban corruption in all those other cities far more difficult.
He luxuriates in Panther style and in that of hustlers like Phillips, who "always dressed impeccably in suit and tie, expensive watch, Gucci shoes" at his East Side "base of operations," P. J. Clarke's; and he places his subjects in the context of the city's wide-scale corruption and institutional racism.
"The anti-corruption bureau cannot do anything about this," Gulak said, referring to the wide-scale corruption in the country.
Fifa, which is this week expected to vote for wide scale reforms to ensure openness and guard against the corruption that has engulfed it, insists it is sufficient for delegates from the 209 voting nations to hand over cameras and mobile phones before entering the booths.
