Examples of using To corruption in English and their translations into Spanish
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The Commission was carrying out awareness-raising programmes aimed at establishing zero tolerance to corruption, and it was bringing perpetrators of corruption to justice.
The Government's approach to corruption is based on the idea that no single body should be solely responsible for anti-corruption.
Justice and security professionals may be subject to corruption or the target of threats,
Identify vulnerabilities to corruption in the process design,
Often the public debt is due to corruption, tax cuts for the rich
He wondered whether that was due to corruption, a lack of resources,
These emotions reflect the insecurity of Aguirre to corruption in the party she has presided what is inconsistent with the conviction that transmits in his speech.
The proceeds of trade in stolen crude oil had been linked to corruption, violence and even war.
The twelfth special training course on the criminal justice response to corruption was held from 13 July to 7 August;
The thirteenth international training course on the criminal justice response to corruption, was held from 18 October to 12 November;
greed frequently lead to corruption, injustice, poverty and hunger.
In this chapter we have examined the results related to corruption and transparency as a part of this survey about political culture in El Salvador.
no progress in putting an end to corruption.
As a dependent variable, a scale that integrated the different victimizations due to corruption was created with frequency of acts during the course of a year.
put an end to corruption Vote 1.
President Nkurunziza reiterated the Government's zero-tolerance policy with regard to corruption and economic mismanagement.
it could be due to corruption.
school bullying to corruption and poverty and government-sanctioned discrimination.
Romania of today can be again a good example when it comes to corruption.
Fourth, people seem to be generally fearful of courts partly due to corruption and partly due to the manner in which the court system operates.
