Examples of using Corruption cases in English and their translations into Romanian
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It authorised the National Anti-Corruption Department to investigate all corruption cases, including those involving parliament members
Furthermore, authorities have failed to fully investigate a number of corruption cases, Barac said.
The chief-prosecutor stressed that such corruption cases can no longer be viewed as isolated incidents.
It also deplored the lack of convictions in high-level corruption cases and the existence of ethnic
have led to the delay of infrastructure works and the increase in corruption cases that seriously damage public budgets.
An interim report from Brussels criticises the Romanian parliament for blocking high-level corruption cases.
independent projects such as the Rise Project have published highly viewed articles about important politicians or corruption cases.
However, few corruption cases have gone to court
especially on high level corruption cases.
Austria is among the best-rated countries for the deterrent effects of successful prosecutions in corruption cases, according to the 2013 Eurobarometer.
track record of investigation, prosecution and conviction in high-level corruption cases remains poor;
prosecution and conviction in corruption cases remains poor, particularly in high-level cases; .
Furthermore, authorities have failed to fully investigate a number of corruption cases, Barac said.
very few corruption cases have been the subject of outrage.
Ensuring the necessary capacity of the specialised prosecutors to process corruption cases, whether domestic or foreign.
At the same time an endless string of scandals and corruption cases has haunted all sections of the ruling class.
the handing down of convictions in high-level corruption cases;
country's judicial code and impeding investigations in high-profile corruption cases.
Barroso said corruption cases were often subject to lengthy delays.
Morar appears determined to reopen some of the most controversial corruption cases in recent years.