Meanings of eradicate corruption in English

GOVERNANCE Efforts to develop good governance and eradicate corruption must continue to be increased.

To eradicate corruption, one must tackle both giver and taker.

He defeated Iranian-backed rivals by promising to generate jobs, help the poor and eradicate corruption.

Mr Bolsonaro campaigned on a promise to eradicate corruption and to drive down Brazil's high crime levels.

Suthep says he wants to wipe out electoral fraud, eradicate corruption and reform state agencies including the police.

He says he wants to wipe out electoral fraud, eradicate corruption and reform state agencies, including the police.

The government announced the purchasing reform in March as part of a plan to centralize spending and eradicate corruption.

Minister of Communication and Digital Technologies Minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams, has taken a brave step to eradicate corruption in her department.

South Africa's government will eradicate corruption as it seeks to improve the country's image abroad and attract more foreign investment, president Cyril Ramaphosa said.

Hours after the pair's release, Spain's new monarch, King Felipe VI, said in his first televised Christmas address that Spanish authorities must "ruthlessly eradicate corruption".

He then reiterated his commitment to eradicating corruption before launching an attack against media that criticize him.

Show Hide Corruption Amlo has repeatedly pledged to make eradicating corruption the main focus of his presidency, once he is sworn in on 1 December.

It is the business of the legislature to reform abuses, and eradicate corruptions, not to give them new strength by the sanction of a law.