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1. probably because the ANC is correctly heavily criticised from all sides for corruption and nepotism
2. However, when the fighting ended, they were again ignored: communism’s promise that all Nicaraguans were equal was reduced to political rhetoric by a government every bit as wrought with nepotism and corruption as the Samoza regime had been
3. He should be at the least Nick’s equal, not in the sorry position of a pathetic attempt at nepotism
4. wracked with spending abuses, nepotism and money was improperly
5. But because of his aversion to nepotism, he made it clear he had a concern about the reactions from his business associates, particularly Johnnie Babcock, whom I liked and respected
6. Since my father despised nepotism so much, I wondered, why had he brought me into his business? It may have been my mother’s influence, but it was a debilitating change in the career path on which I had started
7. and an avenue to nepotism
8. Despite later cries of nepotism by some in the church,
9. However, Tina knew better than be impressed by that: African politics, even by Terran standards, were notorious for their widespread corruption, nepotism and outright graft
10. While officially as clean as a whistle, Zembelo and many of his friends and acolytes had been repeatedly accused in the medias of practicing corruption and nepotism on a large scale
11. The new "democracies" suffer from many of the same ills that afflict their veteran role models: murky campaign finances; venal revolving doors between state administration and private enterprise; endemic corruption, nepotism, and cronyism; self-censoring media; socially, economically, and politically excluded minorities; and so on
12. Sample this: ‘You unfurled the tricolour so many times, Mr Prime Minister, but you raise the same issues that Pandit Nehru raised sixty years ago!’; ‘You are so caught up in the bhakti of one family, you have forgotten all other issues’; ‘The nation must be freed from nepotism, from the arrogance of those in power’; ‘The country is in poverty and fed up of corruption
13. So, by and large, this parochial policy of the alien rulers precluded the possibility of the native eminence to embrace Islam even for their self-promotion, and thus, the nepotism of the Musalmans and the prejudices of the caste Hindus led to a lopsided Islamic growth on the caste fringes, save some sections of the vaisyas, of the Indian social setting
14. Indeed, Amin suspected nepotism – could he be a relative of the Sultan, appointed for whom he knew rather than for what he knew? Clearly he had no interest at all in performing his official duty as, surely, even a man with no military training could not have failed to be moved by such a magnificent display
15. "Think about it, why would my father choose a young man like my husband who's publicly acclaimed for his critical view of nepotism and corruption as his successor, if he wasn't looking to take the first step in changing the governmental structure?"
16. themdown the road of political maneuvering that involves hooliganism, nepotism,
17. Corruption and nepotism was always involved
18. Favoritism, nepotism, corruption, office politics, etc, were just as rife in these small companies as it is now in large corporations
19. She started up her own newspaper and fought her way into the upper circles of influence peddling, found out how these people really do the business of politics by favoritism and nepotism and corruption: and peddled the appearance of being morally outraged by the behavior of her own class of filthy rich scum
20. There’s some resentment already, some whispers of nepotism about my hiring, though nobody could accuse the chief of favoritism after my suspension