It's riddled with gimmicks.

Her body was riddled with secondary tumors.

Mahaj Brown, 6, riddled with bullets, survives Philadelphia shooting

The surface of the Earth is absolutely riddled with holes, and here we are, right in the middle.

The participants noted that all the national constitutions are riddled with contradictions (Bhutan does not have a constitution).

He just took a lot, his little body was riddled with bullets, his grandmother Delores Melendez tells the station.

Unfortunately, Bo s case is not the exception in China, but the rule. Contrary to the prevailing perception in the West (especially among business leaders), the current Chinese government is riddled with clever apparatchiks like Bo who have acquired their positions through cheating, corruption, patronage, and manipulation.

Of course, no one should infer from the Libyan case that other SWFs across the board are riddled with corruption and conflicts of interest. The LIA has always been exceptional indeed, several indices that rank SWFs on transparency, accountability, and governance issues have traditionally given only Iran a lower ranking.

The Economist snidely referred to the results in quotation marks. Most quoted the OSCE's finding that the elections were riddled with serious shortcomings.

The problems with state capitalism are primarily political, not economic. Any real world economy is riddled with market failures, so a benevolent and omnipotent government could sensibly intervene quite often.

Dam construction is a leading historical example. In general, there is a tendency to overestimate the economic benefits of big infrastructure projects in countries riddled by poor governance and corruption, and to underestimate the long run social costs of having to repay loans whether or not promised revenues materialize.

Jean Monnet, one of the godfathers of European unification, embodied this tendency a born bureaucrat who distrusted politicians. Democratic politics is messy and divisive, and riddled with compromises.

It is simply not feasible to wage a successful campaign against corruption with institutionalized corruption among the law enforcement agencies.

And he has failed who instills it with corruption .

And he has failed who instills it with corruption .

The US government will not be able to object, given its own policies. The result will be an information environment riddled with vulnerabilities that could be exploited by even the most repressive or dangerous regimes.

Also encourages all Governments to strengthen their cooperation in the fight against corruption, consistent with the United Nations Convention against Corruption

And I think corruption, and the fight against corruption, and the impact of corruption, is probably one of the most interesting ways to illustrate what I mean with this failure of governance.

Historical memory is not always quite as bad as this. But international politics and diplomacy are riddled with examples of bad and ill considered precedents being used to justify foreign policy decisions, invariably leading to catastrophe.

To cure the point particle pathologies, physicists invented modern field theories, with impressive names such as quantum electrodynamics. But these theories turned out to be as riddled with infinities as their grandparents, and elaborate ad hoc schemes were invented to deal with the new problems encountered.

In some countries, overt corruption occurs primarily through campaign contributions that oblige politicians to repay major donors with favors. Smaller scale corruption is bad, but systemic corruption of political processes can have even greater costs.

America's school systems are funded by the 50 states. In this fiery talk, Bill Gates says that state budgets are riddled with accounting tricks that disguise the true cost of health care and pensions and weighted with worsening deficits with the financing of education at the losing end.

That is that people talk about corruption, corruption.

To guide it towards reform, Indonesia had also set up an anti corruption commission and was cooperating with its neighbours in preventing and combating corruption.

So, overall, statistics about happiness seem to be as accurate as many of the statistics regularly used by politicians, such as public opinion polls, poverty rates, or, for that matter, GDP growth all of which are riddled with imperfections.

Sadly, the anti corruption agenda of the Bank became politicized. There was a push to give money to Iraq a country rife with corruption while other countries were accused of corruption without adequate hard evidence or specific details.

Corruption.

1. Each State Party shall consider analysing, in consultation with experts, trends in corruption in its territory, as well as the circumstances in which corruption offences are committed.

Recognizing that effective and efficient international cooperation to prevent and combat corruption, consistent with the United Nations Convention against Corruption, also serves to promote and protect human rights,

They underlined that the United Nations Convention against Corruption was the only international instrument dealing with the issue of asset recovery and return in the context of corruption.

At that time, I noticed that corruption, that grand corruption, that systematic corruption, was undermining everything we were trying to do.

It also requests all Member States to foster a culture of transparency, accountability and the rejection of corruption at all levels, consistent with the United Nations Convention against Corruption.

Consistent with the United Nations Convention against Corruption (General Assembly resolution 58 4, annex).

The fourth precondition is making sure that you deal with the issue of corruption.

Verena Blechinger, Sectoral Perspectives on Corruption, Corruption and Political Parties , November 2002.

Police corruption.

59 155. Action against corruption assistance to States in capacity building with a view to facilitating the entry into force and subsequent implementation of the United Nations Convention against Corruption

Since the debate is no longer on the grave and devastating effects of corruption on the enjoyment of human rights but rather on how to turn the tide against the perpetrators of corruption, the report deals with the value added of partnerships established to fight corruption.

The report also dealt with the identification of victims of corruption, the poor being the most vulnerable, and elaborated on the socio economic and civil and political consequences of corruption in human rights terms, linking the undermining effects of corruption to the development efforts of developing countries.

Criminalization of corruption

Measures against corruption

(h) Combating corruption

Getting Corruption Right

Who Beats Corruption?

And multiplied corruption.