Speaking on the occasion, they said that corruption had made foundations of Pakistan hollow and they alleged that the foreign loans were not for the poor but to
grease palm of their (Politicians) own pockets while the poor are compelled facing starvation and committing suicides.
Rs 20 billion oil has already been stolen in connivance with bureaucrats, police and officials while Khushal Ghar is tantamount to provide further chance to
grease palm of the pilfers they blamed.
They said that there would be no level playing field to honest taxpayers instead it would only result in blockade of their capital in the shape of refunds, increase cost of doing business, shrink export turnover, and compel them to
grease palm of tax officers to secure timely refunds.
They could tell us how many times they tried to
grease palm of the authorities to block any moves to develop gas and coal sectors?
Sean had to
grease palms and brave bandits before confronting the pair in the squalid village of Chiang Rai, Kim handed back the traumatised child for PS1,000, ownership of a parcel of land in Thailand that Sean has purchased for more than PS6,000, a laptop and agreement by the British Embassy she wouldn't face prosecution in this country.
To be sure, corruption went beyond electricity, water, construction and various administrative formalities one submitted to but, truth be told, the Lebanese honed unprecedented survival skills that allowed them to
grease palms, get their businesses going, and prosper -- albeit on a much more limited scale.
In connecting the dots between these text messages and phone calls, the Italian authorities managed to piece together part of the complex financial screen Finmeccanica allegedly managed to put together in order to
grease palms and get their VVIP helicopter contract.
A civil society activist, Abdullah Barat, called the arrest a proof of administrative corruption in the attorney office, where people had to
grease palms before their cases were tried.
Either they are not that close to dealers or don't have means to
grease palms.
They could either
grease palms, effectively buying the World Cup, they could report it to FIFA, or they could do nothing until all the dust had settled when we could take the moral high ground and claim we had been shafted.
British businessmen tempted to
grease palms and make deals with competitors in smoke-filled rooms to clinch lucrative international contracts, could earn themselves jail time and hefty fines from the US courts, warns a West Midlands lawyer.
The West is hardly blameless and too many Western businessmen are prepared to
grease palms to get things done.
Sean had to
grease palms and brave bandits before he found Kim and Jobe in a squalid village in the Chiang Rai province, close to the Burmese border and at the heart of the narcotics freeway known as the Golden Triangle, where poppy crops, not English pounds, are the currency that counts.
He claimed that the reason was that they had failed to
grease palms of certain people.
Across the supply network, it is not too difficult to find consumers who routinely
grease palms of corrupt officials to supply them electricity.
