Sentences with phrase «more opportunities for corruption»
Unshackle Upstate, in a report titled «Money for Nothing,» says giving taxpayer money to candidates will only create more opportunities for corruption and abuse.
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It should be more patriotic, not to just defend the indefensible, but to own up to the fact of Nigeria's killing scourge and use the opportunity of the London summit to seek the cooperation of the world and the participating countries in particular to make their vaults inaccessible and unavailable for the proceeds of corruption from Nigeria's kleptomaniac club.
«This extensive package would help fix many of the issues that lead to corruption and the misuse of taxpayer funds and will create a system where sound investments will be better able to grow our economy and create more opportunities for all New Yorkers.
Since this is directly caused by increase in the numerator with near - constant denominator, the greater the size of the polity, the more benefits and opportunities for corruption.
By making the public aware of the funding source, opportunities for corruption are fewer, and the public awareness of why certain people say certain things is more obvious.
«The Nato summit will be an opportunity to exchange views, and, I hope, find agreement on a common way forward, taking into account the new US effort including more support for Pakistan, a greater effort to strengthen the Afghan police, more coordinated aid and visible steps by Kabul to fight corruption,» he wrote.
Our state has a history of corruption, stretching back to Tammany Hall, our campaign laws are too lax, contribution limits are too high, lawmakers» pay is too low, opportunities for graft are more abundant, state politics is personality - driven, and on and on and on.
Cuomo said at a cabinet meeting earlier in the day that there are more opportunities for public corruption in the Legislature than in his branch of government.
This year, good - government advocates have asked lawmakers to sign a pledge to bring more «transparency» to these funding pools, saying they provide «an unfortunate opportunity for corruption.»
More corrupt states spent less on education at all levels, public welfare, health and hospitals, areas that offer fewer opportunities for public corruption.