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Corruption undermines development and the rule of law.
I do not live just for today,so am sure that within a few years we will realize that corruption undermines not only the sense, but the quality of our lives.
Corruption undermines bases of our statehood and democracy.
ST. PETERSBURG/VIENNA, 1 November 2015(UN Information Service)- Corruption undermines democratic institutions, slows economic development and contributes to governmental instability.
Corruption undermines the pillars of society and seriously harms any effort aimed at development.
Torture and arbitrary executions are commonplace and democratic participation in Government is denied to millions as corruption undermines the integrity of Government and the rule of law.
Corruption undermines the principles of the society and state, laying false targets in citizen's mind.
The battle against corruption in political life and the process of governance must be genuine andconstant, and it must be widely believed that all-powerful corruption undermines the values of democracy.
It was agreed, too, that corruption undermines the rule of law, threatens democracy and hinders development.
The porosity of borders is an aggravating element of illicit arms trafficking that leads to the prolongation of conflicts, exacerbates violence, undermines the internal security of States, increases the activities of transnational organized crime,assists corruption, undermines socio-economic development and enables criminals and weapons traffickers to gain free access to armaments as a result of poor border controls.
Corruption undermines opportunities for sustainable economic growth and impedes the effectiveness of foreign aid.
A vicious cycle is created whereby corruption undermines effective governance and ineffective governance breeds corruption. .
Corruption undermines public trust, and hinders political, economic and sustainable development.
The Special Rapporteur is particularly concerned about these widespread allegations that corruption undermines the enforcement of the law, the delivery of social services and the overall capacity of the State to prevent and redress human rights violations, especially in a period of political instability, such as Ukraine is experiencing now.
Corruption undermines the rule of law, democracy, social and economic development and the protection of human rights.
CC highlighted the following: corruption undermines democracy and the rule of law, leads to violations of human rights, undermines the economy and erodes the quality of life.
Corruption undermines basic social values, threatens the rule of law, and undermines trust in political institutions.
Corruption undermines the legitimacy of governments and public confidence in the rule of law, as well as economic and social institutions.
Corruption undermines democracy and disrupts the process of collecting taxes and redistributing them among those living in extreme poverty.
Corruption undermines ethical principles, rewards those willing and able to pay bribes for their own benefit and perpetuates inequality.
Corruption undermines international coordination efforts and condemns some of the best international drug control initiatives to failure.
Corruption undermines development and the rule of law, and can pose a threat to security by facilitating trafficking and terrorist acts.
Corruption undermines the rule of law and the administration of justice; it is completely subversive of any country's electoral system and participatory democracy.
Convinced that corruption undermines the legitimacy of public institutions and strikes at society, moral order and justice, as well as at the comprehensive development of peoples.
Convinced that corruption undermines the legitimacy of public institutions and strikes at society, ethical values and justice, as well as at the sustainable development of nations.
Mr. Chigara pointed out that corruption undermined or removed the possibility of equal treatment.
There was growing awareness in the international community that corruption undermined good governance and the effective use of scarce aid resources.
Serious deficiencies in the rule of law created a climate conducive to crime andhuman rights abuse, while corruption undermined the legitimacy of government, alienated citizens, deterred investors and threatened stability.
Accusations of corruption undermine this trust and therefore the organisation's current and future operations.
All forms of corruption, including political,economic and corporate corruption, undermine democratic values and institutions, degrade the enjoyment of rights, and impair the ability of the State to implement human rights, in particular, economic and social rights.