Examples of using To corruption in English and their translations into Polish
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Well, they couldn't turn a blind eye to corruption.
I promise to put an end to corruption.
It is also an area vulnerable to corruption.
I promise to put an end to corruption.
The crimes of the persons concerned were related to corruption.
Such a conflict of interest does not necessarily lead to corruption, but it may lead to corrupt conduct.
From non-transparent lobbying it is only a short step to corruption and the distortion of the market to the detriment of those companies who play by the rules.
now no more to return to corruption, he has spoken thus:'I will give you the holy and sure blessings of David.
This leads directly to corruption and the final outcome is not genuine legislation but a hotchpotch of provisions.
al of a sudden it stops working due to corruption of PST file,
And to shew that he raised him up from the dead, not to return now any more to corruption, he said thus.
this has led to corruption.
now no more to return to corruption, he said on this wise,
If your PST file is oversized then which tends to corruption of PST file and there is odds of PST data deletion.
which comes close to corruption.
gambling was flourishing until the United States realized that uncontrolled gambling industry was leading to corruption and encouraged organized crime.
However, this is also related to corruption and I want to quote from the progress report of the Commission.
Also- and this is linked to both the issue of the judiciary and to corruption- to streamline what is an extremely oppressive bureaucratic nomenclature
Some objections have been raised this evening with regard to corruption in both countries, but that is not something that can be combated via the Schengen system.
These indicators, while not necessarily directly related to corruption, illustrate risk factors that increase vulnerabilities to corruption in public procurement procedures.