Examples of using Combating corruption in English and their translations into Hungarian
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such as combating corruption, which remains one of the major scourges in the country,
in the management and distribution of resources and capacity building for elaborating and implementing measures aiming in particular at preventing and combating corruption.
The most important reforms are the strengthening of public administration and the judiciary, combating corruption, supporting the return of refugees,
law in management and distribution of resources and capacity building for elaborating and implementing measures aiming in particular at preventing and combating corruption.
such as combating corruption, getting the economy back on track,
links between police and prosecutors, combating corruption and also human rights and equality.
sustainable development and combating corruption.
sustainable development, combating corruption, and basic labour rights(trade union rights,
accountability, combating corruption, fairness and the rule of law.
demographic policies; and combating corruption.
because the previous government admittedly did have failings in relation to good governance and combating corruption.
The European Parliament is of the opinion that combating corruption, in particular, in the judiciary
social reforms in the region, combating corruption, and the promotion of human rights
particularly in relation to establishing the rule of law and combating corruption;
freedom of expression, combating corruption, independence of the justice system,
the police(the National Unit for Combating Corruption) have been designated to investigate corruption cases.
such as reform of the police system and combating corruption, will also benefit the countries in their preparations for EU membership
the arrest of three former prime ministers in a process aimed at combating corruption, but unfortunately and perversely having the appearance of attempting to stifle the democratic,
customs issues and, of course, combating corruption, as well as experience gained in Europe with regard to interoperability
stresses the need to refocus development policy on building peaceful societies, combating corruption and promoting good governance, as specified in Sustainable Development Goal 16 of the post-2015 global development framework;