Sentences with phrase «money system corrupting»

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For one example, the West's foreign - aid system should be radically restructured: money should be channeled principally through nongovernmental organizations and private businesses rather that through corrupt LDC governments.

Thus, even though parties are often derided as corrupting, the current system of personalistic media politics has resulted in a system in which money and partisan extremism are rewarded.

And secondly, if doctors are corrupted by making money, as they are in my experience, and doctors who in theory have a professional ethic of putting the patient first, well for Christ's sake, businessmen are going to be infinitely more corrupted and will be much more concerned about cutting corners and squeezing as much money out of the system as possible without any deep, ethical concern for the outcome.»

«A Fair Elections campaign finance system would encourage voter participation, incentivize diversity among candidates and help curb the corrupting power of big money,» the letter stated.

I hate our two party political system, we have no choice but to back these corrupt clowns who throw money at inefficient companies like GM and can't solve the banking crisis...

«You can keep them in Albany until they take the corrupting influence of big corporate money seriously and close the LLC loophole that currently allows corporations to contribute unlimited sums of money into our political system.

Today I'm setting out a plan of action to get all the changes we need delivered in just 100 days — making it possible for MPs to be sacked by constituents, abolishing the House of Lords, getting corrupt money out of politics and changing the electoral system to give everyone a voice.

«And we have to amend our corrupt political system because when you're up against a mountain of special interest money, it's very difficult to compete.

SANDERS: And then, to make a bad situation worse, we have a corrupt campaign finance system where millionaires and billionaires are spending extraordinary amounts of money to buy elections.

When bottom falls out of the entire setup, there's a flash of promise — of the movie having something to say about the sort of system that would prop up a corrupt scheme because everyone is either too lazy or too blinded by the prospect of money to do a basic search for the truth.

Mann is an important researcher, but his money is so small as to not corrupt the entire system.

The More Money You Have, The More Votes You'd Get True, our electoral system is profoundly corrupted by mMoney You Have, The More Votes You'd Get True, our electoral system is profoundly corrupted by moneymoney.

But we are going to have a system where we're actually regulating and taxing something, and keeping that money in the state of Colorado... and we're not supporting a corrupt system of gangsters.

The underlying corrupt money - making system on their backs is the stronghold of the problem.