| Waving posters and banners, the students rallied against corruption, collusion and nepotistic practices. |
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| Last June, employees went on strike demanding a better salary, more allowances and the eradication of corruption, collusion and nepotistic practices in the company. |
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| President Assad appears to be too weak to overturn the autocratic, nepotistic and back-scratching regime which permeates the political system. |
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| In her unelected, unappointed capacity, Ivanka Trump calls to mind a daughter not so much of American democracy as of nepotistic autocracy. |
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| Like so many, I am beyond fed up with an inert, intellectually lazy, nepotistic ALP that refuses to grasp the dangerous long term implications of the current government. |
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| The extreme nationalism of Kim Jong Il's nepotistic regime similarly undercuts North Korea's defense. |
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| King Mswati III's corrupt and nepotistic regime wobbled. A year later the little landlocked kingdom, almost totally surrounded by South Africa, is expecting a budget surplus. |
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| For many in Bulgaria this was painful proof of the nepotistic nature of their political system, which, according to Transparency International, is the second most corrupt among the 28 EU member states, beaten only by Greece. |
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| They said that her selection is result of mala fide intention and nepotistic exercise of statuary authority by the Vice Chancellor. |
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| Both nepotistic appointments were characteristic of the age. |
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| So never mind any new laws, the same sponsor wasta or nepotistic connections will allow them all to drive anyway, and they easily get around any edict. |
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| Nepotistic exchange is regulated by evolutionary mechanisms such as kin selection and sexual selection, while mercantile exchange is purely human. |
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