Anticorruption in a sentence

Kings of Ukrainian Gas », Anticorruption Action Center, 26 août 2012.

Porter, of Irvine, meanwhile, has emerged as an anticorruption advocate with a populist streak and a whiteboard as her signature prop.

Villavicencio, a 59-year-old anticorruption campaigner, was shot as he left a campaign stop in Quito, days ahead of the August 20 general elections.

Mr. Thayer said that the position of party chief will be a test for Mr. Lam, forcing him to manage complex foreign relations and a wide range of views about the anticorruption drive.

Against this background, it is worth looking more closely at the two main tropes which have been informing Romanian politics and particularly anti-PSD positioning over the past three decades: anticorruption and anticommunism.

Mr. Biden is expected to encourage Mr. Zelensky to press ahead with his anticorruption agenda and to make a clean break with Ukraine’s shadowy business oligarchs, some of whom promulgate pro-Russian views on their television channels.

To him, only an ideological renaissance coupled with an anticorruption crusade could save China from going the way of the Soviet Union.

Yovanovitch and others have suggested that her reputation built on her anticorruption work is largely why she was recalled.

Gordon Sondland says the Trump administration’s anticorruption efforts in Ukraine started off as “vanilla” but that more demands and conditions were later added.

One such incident was captured in a video posted to social media that shows Lyubov Sobol, a lawyer at Navalny's Anticorruption Foundation being carried out of the electoral commission on a sofa.

Critics fear that efforts to curb anticorruption legislation will continue.

Legal experts were warier of the new anticorruption agency, the National Supervision Commission.

The Finnish government has gone out of its way to make the country attractive to mining companies with a crystal-clear regulatory system, easy to navigate rules and a stellar reputation for anticorruption.

They were presented after Sarkozy was questioned for two days by anticorruption police at a station in Nanterre, northwest of the French capital.

Because of being sentenced to a gross imprisonment for more than two years, a new Italian anticorruption law made the Senate expel and bar him from serving any legislative office for six years.

Eduardo Chibás the leader of the Partido Ortodoxo (Orthodox Party), a liberal democratic group was widely expected to win in 1952 on an anticorruption platform.

Several other ministers found wrongfully informing the Anticorruption Board or Election Governing Board of important information, were discharged when this was discovered.