As succinctly demonstrated by a new global public opinion survey carried out by Transparency International (see in para. 26 above), political parties were adjudged to be the most corrupt institutions in the whole world.

Experts have identified procurement as one of the areas most prone to corruption and constituting a huge obstacle to States in meeting their obligation to gradually provide those rights adjudged to be positive rights to their citizens.

And finally...

And Finally

Finally, it's Friday.

He finally arrived.

I'm finally out.

Sami finally talked.

Finally. The queen of Jordan finally commented on the regular Israeli killing of Palestinians.

Finally, there is the

And finally, it's affordable.

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And it finally happened, so ...

And ... Wikipedia is fixed, finally.

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Finally made it into Rabaa.

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AB 59 squared, OK, and finally?

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She finally found her missing keys.

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I've finally finished writing the report.

Sami has finally finished doing that.

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Sami's big mouth finally trapped him.

Finally, Europe needs coherent bank regulation.

Now, fortunately, she can finally retire.