Примери за използване на Corruption in the private sector на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Corruption in the private sector.
Prevention of corruption in the private sector.
Parliament recently adopted amendments to the Penal Code introducing new provisions on corruption in the private sector.
Combating corruption in the private sector.
Council Framework Decision on combating corruption in the private sector.
Combating corruption in the private sector.
An example of such an initiative is Council Framework Decision 2003/568/JHA of 22 July 2003 on combating corruption in the private sector.
Active or passive corruption in the private sector.
Council of the European Union(2003) Framework Decision 2003/568/JHA of 22 July 2003 on combating corruption in the private sector.
There is corruption in the private sector too.
This was stated by Ruslan Stefanov,Director of CSD Economic Program at the opening of the round table on Countering Corruption in the Private Sector in Bulgaria on March 30, 2018.
Still, EU Framework Decision 2003/568/JHA on combating corruption in the private sector has been transposed by Member States into national law in uneven way.
During the conference Mr. Todor Yalamov, Project Coordinator in the Economic Program of the Center for the Study of Democracy,presented the most recent data and analyses on corruption in the private sector and the possible solutions in the areas of good corporate governance and corporate social responsibility.
Improve the prosecution of tax evasion and corruption in the private sector and the early detection of fraudulent market abuse(such as insider dealing and market manipulation), as well as the misappropriation of funds.
(6) The anti-corruption package contains a Communication on fightingcorruption in the EU, a decision establishing an EU anticorruption reporting mechanism, a report on the implementation of Council Framework Decision 2003/568/JHA on combating corruption in the private sector, and a report on the modalities of EU participation in the Council of Europe Group of States against Corruption(GRECO).
A framework decision aims to ensure that both active and passive corruption in the private sector are criminal offences in all Member States, that legal persons may also be held responsible for such offences, and that the offences incur effective, proportionate and dissuasive penalties[Framework Decision 2003/568].
Although there was an EU Framework Decision(2003/568/JHA) in 2003 on combating corruption in the private sector, this has been transposed by Member States into national law in an uneven way.
An example of countering corruption in the private sector was provided by Delyan Dobrev, Chairman of the Energy Committee at the National Assembly, who referred to the electrical energy market, where in order to avoid purchase and resale of electrical energy at higher prices on behalf of private companies, as of 1 January, 2018, a formal requirement was introduced that all electrical energy transactions should be performed only through the energy stock exchange.
Point 10 of recital of the Framework Decision establishes that the aim of this Framework Decision is in particular to ensure that both active and passive[122] corruption in the private sector are criminal offences in all Member States, that legal persons may also be held responsible for such offences, and that these offences incur effective, proportionate and dissuasive penalties.
Thus, reports on instruments related to protection against euro counterfeiting, corruption in the private sector, instrumentalities and proceeds from crime generally indicate overall unsatisfactory transposition in the Member States assessed.
Corruption is also in the private sector.
Corruption is a serious problem in the private sector.
In the private sector corruption increases costs with the value of the illegal payments,the value of the negotiations with the state officials and risk of disclosure.
In the private sector, corruption will increase the cost of enterprise by way of the worth of illicit funds themselves, the management value of negotiating with officials, and the danger of breached agreements or detection.
Private corruption barometer data show that the practices and mechanisms observed in the private sector are very similar to the overall corruption situation in the country and should therefore not be neglected.
It will also be the first EU trade agreement to tackle corruption in the private and public sectors.
Prevention of corruption in regards to the private sector.
It insulates corrupt officials from having to account to the masses and leaves corruption policy in the hands of the private sector, which often has no interest in fighting corruption. .