Примеры использования Preventive anti-corruption на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Preventive anti-corruption body or bodies.
The Government had set up a multidisciplinary, preventive anti-corruption body in line with the provisions of the Convention.
Preventive anti-corruption policies and practices.
Former paragraph 4 was moved to article 5[Preventive anti-corruption policies], where it appears as paragraph 4 bis.
Preventive anti-corruption body or bodies.
Role of preventive bodies in implementing,overseeing and coordinating preventive anti-corruption policies.
National preventive anti-corruption policies.
Mongolia has adopted measures with the view to attaining continued compliance with UNCAC Article 5 preventive anti-corruption policies and practices.
Preventive anti-corruption policies and practices art. 5.
The leading role played byanti-corruption bodies in implementing, overseeing and coordinating preventive anti-corruption strategies and policies was underlined by a number of speakers.
General preventive anti-corruption policies and practices.
Its efforts are concentrated on supporting Member States in the development of anti-corruption policies andinstitutions, including preventive anti-corruption frameworks.
Preventive anti-corruption policies and practices article 5.
Many of the institutions indicated their readiness to cooperate with other institutions to promote and develop preventive anti-corruption measures, or that they were already engaged in such cooperation.
Article 5: Preventive anti-corruption policies and practices.
In that connection,the Government was considering establishing a new anti-corruption body to implement preventive anti-corruption measures in accordance with the United Nations Convention against Corruption.
Preventive anti-corruption policies and practices article 5 of UNCAC.
Effective development and implementation, by Member States, of preventive anti-corruption policies in compliance with the United Nations Convention against Corruption, through enhancing national capacity.
Preventive anti-corruption policies and practices article 5, paragraph 1.
Article 5, paragraph 4 of the Convention calls for collaboration among States parties and with relevant international orregional organizations in promoting and developing preventive anti-corruption policies and practices.
Preventive anti-corruption measures were being actively taken in the Russian Federation.
Enhanced capacity of Member States in establishing andstrengthening effective independent anti-corruption bodies and in the effective development and implementation of preventive anti-corruption policies in compliance with the Convention against Corruption.
Preventive anti-corruption policies and practices often target specific sectors.
A large number of speakers underlined the need for sufficient and sustainable resources, in particular financial resources,to be made available to preventive anti-corruption bodies in order for them to carry out their functions effectively, particularly in the light of their expanding mandates.
As part of its anti-corruption policy,as referred to in article[…][[National] preventive anti-corruption policies], and bearing in mind the crucial role of the judiciary in the fight against corruption, each State Party shall take, in accordance with fundamental principles of its domestic law, appropriate measures to reduce any opportunities for judicial corruption, in full observance of judicial independence.
On the prevention of corruption, the self-assessment checklist developed in 2007 addressed articles5(preventive anti-corruption policies and practices), 6(preventive anti-corruption body or bodies), and 9 public procurement and management of public finances.
Rwanda confirmed the establishment of a preventive anti-corruption body as prescribed by article 6 and stated that it was given the necessary independence and adequate training.
Noting the importance of joint efforts to support the effective development, implementation and coordination of preventive anti-corruption policy,the Working Group recommended that preventive anti-corruption authorities should endeavour to enhance cooperation, share best practices and conduct joint training.
As part of its discussions,the Working Group may also wish to consider how preventive anti-corruption authorities can best cooperate to share best practices and conduct joint training, thereby supporting each other's efforts with regard to the effective development, implementation and coordination of preventive anti-corruption policy.
In order to continue to build collaboration among States parties and with relevant international orregional organizations in promoting and developing preventive anti-corruption policies and practices and sharing good practices, the Working Group may wish to suggest ways of enhancing cooperation and information exchange between States and international organizations for the development of knowledge products and tools, and technical cooperation.