Sentences with phrase «how corrupt their governments»

The Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) scores countries on how corrupt their governments are believed to be.

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It has to do how a real christian should behave and act within a corrupt government that oppresses people and maintain them poor.
How he ever was able to become a Senator in the US government shows how corrupt and broken the American political system How he ever was able to become a Senator in the US government shows how corrupt and broken the American political system how corrupt and broken the American political system is.
It is John who showed the people how to live under the rule of a corrupt government and religious system.
«We have corrupt government and corporations controlling and allowing things that are wrong on so many levels morally and just not how to treat people and sin wise also We as Christians have not fought for the Country that God has given us and that was started with Christian values.»
It is to bad the gltb people do not focus on how out of control and corrupt the government is instead of focusing their attention on someone who is «RIGHT» you people are not special, you have the same rights everyone else has.
The cynical consortium of special interests aligned to defeat the constitutional convention have made it clear that they are willing to do or say anything — no matter how false or unethical — to deceive New Yorkers and deny them a chance to take back their government from the corrupt status quo.
An upcoming book, «The Confessions of Congressman X,» purports to be a tell - all from a current or recent member of Congress, detailing how money and power have corrupted the government and the people elected to serve.
How we mischievously play the masses against leaders who expose corruption in their governments, justifies President Kufour's assertion.I say so because of how the Npp made political gains from from President Mahama's decision to prosecute his officials found to have involved themselves in corrupt practiHow we mischievously play the masses against leaders who expose corruption in their governments, justifies President Kufour's assertion.I say so because of how the Npp made political gains from from President Mahama's decision to prosecute his officials found to have involved themselves in corrupt practihow the Npp made political gains from from President Mahama's decision to prosecute his officials found to have involved themselves in corrupt practice.
We ask; how can any reasonable investor still have the confidence to invest in a country where the President himself continues to alert that his country reeks of corrupt people and that the government is broke to the extent it can not pay cabinet ministers?
A post-colonial power who deposed / imposed regimes at its wish, and supported friendly governments no matter how tyrannical or corrupt they became (Suez crisis, Mubarak, Rezah Pahlevi - last Shah of Persia --RRB-.
Your correspondents seem to be all anti-Labour but I remember how soul - grindingly awful the Tories were in government, how corrupt, how disastrous their privatisations were, how they cut into the fabric of society until it nearly collapsed.
We ought to appoint a king in November until our wonderfully corrupt government official can figure out how to tie their own shoe laces without committing a crime, that's assuming they actually dress themselves in the morning.
The case involves many elements of state government that have been attacked as corrupt and unethical - from the LLC loophole that allows donors to pump the lifeblood of campaign cash into the Republican conference, or the 421 - A tax break for developers that has been attacked as a giveaway to corporate donors, major issues at play in the indictment are parts of how Skelos managed to keep himself and the Senate Republicans in power in Albany.
It's very aggravating, just one more story that we hear about how our government has made the wrong choices for us, probably based on some corrupt information to promote other businesses that aren't as good for our health and for our planet — like you were mentioning, petrochemical and others.
When I was reading the book, the plot was interesting enough to keep reading, but I was generally reading for the characters and their reactions to the corrupt government and how they were trying to save both the real and the virtual world.
If the stakes weren't so high - either preserving a habitable planet for humanity or not - it would be laughable how corrupt and clubby these dealings between big business and government can be.
One can imagine how this law might be misused if it suited some future corrupt government.
If citizens know how much their government has earned from oil or minerals, it is harder for corrupt officials to pocket the money.
Hi Dan — Although this is in the Telegraph and the Daily Mail it is getting very little coverage here in the UK â $ «shows how far censorship goes here and how that we do not have a «free press» and how much the media, the BBC especially is a slave of the UK state â $ «if the Americans are truly shocked at the way Obama is about to sign away their sovereignty to the â $ œClimate Talibanâ $ in Copenhagen they should try living in the disgusting United States of Europe, our corrupt government led by an unelected prime minister has consigned Great Britain to the dustbin of history
«DR. DAVID WOJICK: HOW GOVERNMENT FUNDING BIAS CORRUPTS SCIENCE,» The Heartland Institute, June 6, 2016.
Leif Svalgaard, Al Gore, the UN's IPCC et al. to demonstrate publicly how government science was corrupted by power - hungry policymakers, just as former President Eisenhower warned might happen in his farewell address of Jan 1961:
The same Mexico with the corrupt government who wants to tell everyone else how to run their country while their own turns into a steaming pile of shit?
Unlike how police officers and other employees of the government are portrayed in movies and TV shows, very few police officers in real life are corrupt enough to fall for bribes or blatant attempts at flirting.
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