Examples of using Corruption cases in English and their translations into Spanish
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on allowing the Anti-Corruption Unit to prosecute corruption cases.
the Organized Crime Enforcement Department of the State police have jointly investigated corruption cases.
prosecuting international corruption cases;
However, Indonesia still needs to enhance its joint investigations in corruption cases.
The team, with international advisory assistance, began to prosecute corruption cases in autumn 2009.
has become much more assertive in pursuing corruption cases brought against Government officials.
convictions of high-level officials in corruption cases during the period 2005-2007.
journalists continued to face judicial harassment on politically motivated charges for denouncing corruption cases.
It is assumed that the explosion targeted the newspaper for its reports on corruption cases involving high rank officials.
extradite those involved in the violations of human rights and corruption cases(Tunisia);
Thanks to citizens' complaints and denunciations, serious offences including large-scale corruption cases have been brought to light.
other authorities who are responsible for prosecuting corruption cases, are often accused of being“soft” on corruption,
The participation of civil society in the monitoring of corruption cases is not only a right that is recognized in relevant international covenants,
administrative authorities handling corruption cases, including the police and the public prosecutor, as well as the courts, and as a result many corruption cases had been dealt with.
offering adequate protection to victims and witnesses in corruption cases is a very effective incentive for obtaining useful information that can help to investigate this kind of crime
the Criminal Chamber of HCCJ solved in first instance 15 high-level corruption cases, in comparison with 2 such cases in 2009,
The region thus presents visible problems in terms of judicial independence that have a negative impact on the prosecution of corruption cases and on the citizens' perception of the role that justice should play in preventing the reproduction of these pernicious social actions.
other authorities in charge of prosecuting corruption cases sometimes have to deal with the fear of being called soft on corruption,
experience between countries to collaboratively strengthen public integrity and mitigate corruption cases in Latin America.
migratory movements, major corruption cases in Spain and Brazil.