Exempel på venality

• This is what you get when people finally refuse to put up with official corruption, venality, and stupidity.

• The play is intended as a musical satire on the venality of government.

• His brutality and venality should not go unpunished.

• Venality seems to have had one foot in the camp of abject cronyism, and the other in that of rampant commercialism.

• And, from a social point of view, did venality contribute to the renewal of the elites, through the access of new members of bourgeois origin?

• Nevertheless, there are still lacking exhaustive monographs on sales and, in particular, analyses of the social and political meanings of venality.

• The absence of blood in the archipelago's politics must not displace venality's pivotal role in it.

• No other factor has contributed more to the weakening and demoralization of the bourgeoisie than the venality of office.

• The influence of the throne was to his eyes only venality, and all the opposition merely a branch of the court.

• Among them, the numerous campaigns of sales of positions-or official venality of positions (juanna)-during the 19th century, certainly stand apart.

• What can be said about the role venality of of®ce played in shaping this elite?

• It is time to return to more general analysis, for which the question of the venality of of®ces and its consequences may prove a good point of departure.

• It assesses the implications of widespread venality of of®ces, as well as the real meaning of the estatuto of 1603, which formally excluded non-nobles from the city council.

• This access was meant to serve both as a useful check on corruption and venality in the administration, and also, in the right hands, as a powerful public relations gesture.

• Human beings did that—we cannot blame others—yet we continually blame other species for problems that are entirely created by our own selfishness and venality.

• However, not all countries were guilty of the sin of venality and ill-directed aid.

• That as a suggestion must be born of the minds of those who are familiar with venality.

• Without doing that, venality, patronage and the desire for appointment or otherwise will always prevail.