Примеры использования To address corruption на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In 2002 the Office of Internal Control and Audit was established to address corruption among municipal officials.
institutional capacities to address corruption within the prison system.
Judicial review of public administration should be periodically evaluated and, if need be, strengthened to address corruption and injunctive remedies for maladministration.
The government and private sector in Kyrgyzstan maintain a fairly active dialogue on issues of corruption risks and ways to address corruption.
In the context of supporting the implementation of the Convention, it is mainly aimed at developing capacity to address corruption in partner countries.
of disciplinary inspection for city and county level Party committees in an intensified effort to address corruption that occurs on the people's doorsteps.
which was the first international instrument to address corruption comprehensively and globally.
Government institutions to address corruption; labour-market institutions for collective bargaining and the facilitation of
Delegations also highlighted efforts to address corruption, such as the creation of national anti-corruption agencies,
take reform measures to address corruption, in particular within the judicial system(Germany);
underscoring the need for the Government of South Sudan to take further steps to address corruption.
fighting corruption in sport sponsoring and hospitality through the provision of processes for businesses to address corruption in the field, complemented with practical scenarios
measures should be adopted to address corruption, including provision of internal oversight mechanisms,
underscoring the need for the Government of the Republic of South Sudan to take further steps to address corruption.
I welcome the work that has been done so far to address corruption in Liberia, including the completion of several audits,
While courts tend to address corruption as an issue of criminal law,
about practical measures to address corruption in private sector,
complemented by appropriate domestic measures to address corruption, money laundering,
it is often only one part of the systemic reforms required to address corruption, violence and a culture of impunity A/HRC/8/3/Add.3, paras. 90-91.
measures taken by States to address corruption in the public administration.