cronyism

The economic and social costs of cronyism are paid by society.

This job is too important for another taste of cronyism.

But many say the corruption and cronyism were as bad.

"But there is no place in the army for cronyism."

A culture of cronyism that has left us with the worst government money can buy.

Put aside the cronyism charge being made by some in the press.

The business and labor community have also seen charges of cronyism.

The report painted the system as a swamp of cronyism.

"I happen to believe there was some cozy cronyism," she said.

However, big state communist cronyism has been just as disastrous.

That means cleaning up cronyism and the culture of secrecy.

Which brings us to the larger question of cronyism and corruption.

Union leaders also maintained that cronyism had played a factor.

Americans were quick to point to traditions of cronyism and corruption.

In years past we had bank managers who knew their lenders but was a form of cronyism.

His choices border on cronyism, but at least the principals know and understand each other.

It always opens you up to charges of cronyism and corruption.

The answer will depend on how much industry cronyism prevails.

The only conflict left to us all is one between cronyism and those in government who turn a blind eye or worse.

It is unclear whether the rules will curb the cronyism in the system.

We all know that is unbridled cronyism to get level of access to top jobs.

That committee was often accused of cronyism, its members voting for each other's candidate.

The committee was revamped in 2001 after suspicions of cronyism.

The problem, in Wall Street's view, is one of cronyism.

The culture of cronyism and hiding behind collective decision-making has to come to an end.