Examples of using Combating corruption in English and their translations into Croatian
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Combating corruption and money laundering.
Regional priorities in combating corruption;
Combating corruption and protection of public interest.
Council Framework Decision(2003/568/JHA) on combating corruption in the private sector;
Observe laws on combating corruption and market competition, as well as manage all fraud and misuse risks.
SETimes: Do you think the government is taking the right steps in combating corruption?
Combating corruption in the judiciary should not be segmented, non-systemic and isolated from occurrences in other areas.
The main challenge facing the country is combating corruption and organised crime.
In December 2016 the French National Assembly passed the Sapin II regime which is a series of laws aimed at combating corruption.
The government also decided to pump money into combating corruption and organised crime.
In one of its effort to comply with NATO's provisions for accession,Macedonia is conducting a police operation aimed at combating corruption.
This investigation was entrusted to the Central Office for Combating Corruption and Financial and Tax Crimes OCLCIFF.
Whereas strengthening the protection of human rights, and the principle of non-discrimination in particular,is a valuable instrument in combating corruption;
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.
A separate panel discussion was devoted to the role of civil society in combating corruption.
Secondly, we should strengthen and professionally train the responsible bodies combating corruption, and thirdly, we should strengthen the system of control of these bodies.
Almost the same percentage believes that the government has been ineffective in combating corruption.
At the same time, the plan would also disband the existing Council for Combating Corruption, which has frequently accused the government of failing to co-operate or provide needed information.
Budget policy should focusmore on defining priorities, reducing waste and combating corruption.
Calls on the Member States andinstitutions to devise effective instruments for combating corruption and to regularly monitor the use of public funds, be they European or national;
Unlike other bodies and watchdogs producing similar reports, the EU one will not rank countries, but will likely"name andshame" those failing to make sufficient efforts in combating corruption.
The objective of the Charter of the GOPAC PABiH is prevention and combating corruption, promoting the principle of transparency and accountability in order to ensure high standards of integrity, in particular.
There is no doubt whatsoever as to the authorities' intentions of combating corruption," Tariceanu said.
Prepared the National Programme for Combating Corruption in 2001 and 2007 for the Government and authored the draft law on preventing conflict of interest, freedom of information law and reform proposal for the law on political parties.
The new national anti-corruption strategy drafted by Serbian Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica's cabinet would phase out the existing Council for Combating Corruption, which has frequently clashed with the government.
The State Department described Romania's efforts in combating corruption as"generally ineffective" and criticised the Bulgarian government over its failure to"aggressively prosecute high-profile organised crime or corruption. .
Specialised agencies within the prosecution service(the Central Department of Investigation and Penal Action- DCIAP) andthe police(the National Unit for Combating Corruption) have been designated to investigate corruption cases.
Bulgaria and Romania made some progress in combating corruption and organised crime, but both need to address several issues to bring their judiciaries in line with EU standards, the European Commission(EC) said on Wednesday February 8th.
The EU-Serbia JCC reiterates and endorses the following recommendations, addressing the EU institutions and Member States,related to strengthening the rule of law and combating corruption in the context of EU policies and enlargement process.
The Croatian Bureau for Combating Corruption and Organized Crime attached to the State Attorney General's Office(USKOK) has established a track record of proactive investigations and successful prosecutions including in notable cases concerning high level elected and appointed officials.
