Примеры использования Instrument against corruption на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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International legal instrument against corruption.
Reiterating the need to prepare a broad andeffective international legal instrument against corruption.
To develop and adopt a binding global international legal instrument against corruption and to bring about its signature, ratification and entry into force.
The comprehensive convention before us today is the first universal legal instrument against corruption.
Several speakers stressed that the future legal instrument against corruption should be based on a multidisciplinary approach and should cover a wide range of areas.
At the forty-second session of AALCO, the secretariat submitted a report on efforts to develop an effective legal instrument against corruption.
Need for a global legal instrument against corruption.
That is cause for optimism about universal adherence to and full implementation of the first truly global instrument against corruption.
We believe that that Convention,which is the first global instrument against corruption, is a milestone and that it will be key in the fight against the evils of corruption. .
Report of the open-ended expert group containing draft terms of reference for the negotiation of the future international legal instrument against corruption General Assembly resolution 55/61.
The adoption and entry into force of the first global legal instrument against corruption was the result and culmination of efforts and initiatives within the United Nations system that date back more than 30 years.
This is cause for optimism that universal adherence to andfull implementation of the first truly global instrument against corruption can be achieved at an early date.
By setting a deadline,the international community was demonstrating that the instrument against corruption was needed urgently and that ground-breaking new legal instruments could be produced at the United Nations within a reasonable time.
The strong and continuing rise in ratifications pointed towards universal adherence and accentuated the Convention's role as the first andonly global instrument against corruption.
An effective international legal instrument against corruption.
The General Assembly also requested the convening of an intergovernmental open-ended expert group to prepare draft terms of reference for the negotiation of the future legal instrument against corruption.
An effective international legal instrument against corruption.
The swift entry into force and the rapid increase in the number of parties gives hope that the Convention has the potential for universal adherence,thus making it a truly global instrument against corruption.
The Group underscored the importance of creating an effective andbinding international legal instrument against corruption that embodied a comprehensive approach and a monitoring mechanism.
This was compelling evidence that the Convention enjoys strong andsustained political commitment by Member States and is rapidly realizing its potential to function as the first truly global instrument against corruption.
The Convention against Corruption is rapidly realizing its potential as the first truly global instrument against corruption, with 140 signatories and 120 parties to the Convention as at 29 July 2008.
The major political commitment of States is to take enhanced international action against corruption, through existing instruments, a new binding global legal instrument against corruption and other measures.
In conclusion, he said that his Government fully supported the drafting of an effective international instrument against corruption and the establishment of a committee for the elaboration of a draft convention on that question.
The Convention against Corruption, as the only global legally binding instrument against corruption with almost universal adherence(164 States parties as at 4 December 2012), gives new momentum to addressing some of the core development challenges such as improving governance, enhancing accountability and transparency.
The Commission for the Prevention of Crime and Criminal Justice at its ninth session(18-20 April 2000)adopted a resolution prepared by France, entitled"An effective international juridical instrument against corruption". It contemplates the elaboration of an international global juridical instrument against corruption.
Speakers also emphasized the importantrole of the Convention, as the only global instrument against corruption, in serving as the tool and conduit for adopting effective measures and strategies to address the problem of corruption at the national, regional and international levels.
In its resolution 55/61 of 4 December 2000, the General Assembly recognized that an effective international legal instrument against corruption was desirable and decided to establish an ad hoc committee for the negotiation of such an instrument. .
His delegation endorsed the Ad Hoc Committee's view that an international legal instrument against corruption was also desirable, given the increase in corruption linked to the negative social and economic consequences of globalization.
In its resolution 55/61, the General Assembly decided to begin the elaboration of an effective international legal instrument against corruption in Vienna, at the headquarters of UNODC, and decided to establish an ad hoc committee for the negotiation of such an instrument. .
When the General Assembly adopted its resolution55/61 in December 2000, recognizing that an effective international legal instrument against corruption, independent of the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime, was desirable, it could not have foreseen that"desirable" was a gross understatement.