Примеры использования Criminalization of corruption на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Criminalization of corruption.
Art. 8 Convention Criminalization of corruption.
Criminalization of corruption in the private sector.
Article 8 of the Organized Crime Convention- Criminalization of corruption.
Criminalization of corruption involving a public official.
Each State Party shall include as predicate offences, as a minimum,the offences established in accordance with article[…][Criminalization of corruption] of this Convention;
Criminalization of corruption involving a foreign public official.
Each State Party shall take the measures required for it to exercise its own judicial authority concerning crimes in accordance with article[][Criminalization of corruption] of this Convention whenever.
The criminalization of corruption in the private sector is foreseen in Articles 8 and 9 of Law No. 20/2008, of 21 April.
Those provisions were to be considered, as appropriate, jointly with other provisions of the national legislation on the criminalization of corruption, money-laundering, illegal migration and trafficking in persons.
In the view of the European Union, the criminalization of corruption, and in particular corruption in its international aspects, is a complex issue.
Each State Party shall take the penal, legislative or administrative measures necessary in compliance with principles of its domestic law, concerning legal persons,in the event that they contribute to the commitment of crimes set forth in article[…][Criminalization of corruption] of this Convention.
Kazakhstan specified that a law regarding the criminalization of corruption was currently in the process of being adopted and that a legal measure related to passive bribery was being discussed.
The United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime, adopted by the General Assembly in November 2000,provides for the criminalization of corruption by States parties and measures to be taken against corruption arts. 8 and 9.
Other articles, however,such as article 8(Criminalization of corruption), use the non-mandatory formulation of"shall consider" in respect of the adoption of criminal offences.
The representative of Argentina, speaking on behalf of the States members of the Group of Latin American and Caribbean States, expressed the interest of the Group in discussing the issues of definition,prevention and criminalization of corruption with respect to both the public sector and the private sector.
It contains provisions on the criminalization of corruption, on the powers of the Inspector General of Government and the Director of Public Prosecutions and on jurisdiction, restraint and confiscation.
At its sixth session(Vienna, 6-17 December 1999),the Ad Hoc Committee discussed, first of all, the possible inclusion in that convention of articles on the criminalization of corruption of public officials by organized criminal groups and on other measures to prevent and control such corruption.
Each State Party shall adopt the necessary measures to establish as a criminal offence participation as a principal, co-principal, instigator, accomplice or accessory after the fact, or in any other manner, in the commission or attempted commission of or in any collaboration orconspiracy to commit any of the offences established in accordance with article[…][Criminalization of corruption of public officials] of this Convention.
At its sixth session, the Ad Hoc Committee discussed the possible inclusion of articles on the criminalization of corruption of public officials by organized crime groups and on other measures to prevent and control such corruption.
To examine ways, including through legally binding international instruments, without in any way precluding, impeding or delaying international, regional or national actions, to further the implementation of the resolution and the Declaration,so as to promote the criminalization of corruption and bribery in international commercial transactions;
Many of those who spoke on agenda item 2 linked the information on the experiences andapproaches of their States with regard to the criminalization of corruption to the corresponding national responses to the self-assessment checklist on the implementation of the Convention that had already been or were about to be submitted to the secretariat.
In that connection, it is recalled that the General Assembly, in its resolution 51/191, requested the Economic and Social Council and its subsidiary bodies, in particular the Commission, to examine ways, including through legally binding international instruments, to further the implementation of the Declaration,so as to promote the criminalization of corruption and bribery in international commercial transactions;
Bearing in mind the main purposes of the United Nations Convention against Corruption, which include the prevention and criminalization of corruption, the promotion of the proper management of public affairs and public property, the recovery of property and assets derived from corrupt practices and the provision of technical assistance and international cooperation.
On the question of the relationship between the Conference of the Parties to the Organized Crime Convention and the future Conference of the States Parties to the United Nations Convention against Corruption, some speakers expressed the view that the Conference of the States Parties should in due course be responsible for in-depth considerationof corruption-related issues so as to maximize consistency in the implementation of article 8(Criminalization of corruption) of the Organized Crime Convention.
Each State Party shall also adopt such legislative andother measures as may be necessary to establish as criminal offences conduct referred to in article[…][Criminalization of corruption involving a public official]of this Convention involving a foreign public official or international civil servant.
According to article 10, paragraph 1, each State party shall adopt such measures as may be necessary, consistent with its legal principles, to establish the liability of legal persons for participation in serious crimes involving an organized criminal group and for the offences established in accordance with articles 5(Criminalization of participation in an organized criminal group), 6(Criminalization of the launderingof proceeds of crime), 8(Criminalization of corruption) and 23 Criminalization of obstruction of justice.
Informing the latter authorities, on their own initiative,where there are reasonable grounds to believe that any of the criminal offences established in accordance with articles[…][Criminalization of corruption involving a public official],[…][Criminalization of corruption in the private sector] and[…][Criminalization of money-laundering of proceeds of corruption] of this Convention has been committed; or.
Each State Party shall deny the tax deductibility of bribes,the latter being one of the constituent elements of the offences established in accordance with article[…][Criminalization of corruption involving a public official] or[…][Criminalization of corruption in the private sector] of this Convention.
To examine ways, without in any way precluding, impeding or delaying international, regional or national actions, to further the implementation of the present resolution and the annexed Declaration,so as to promote the criminalization of corruption and bribery in international commercial transactions, including through development of a legally binding international instrument;